US rights holders and content users clash over consent decree reform
A hearing held on March 10 by the US Senate's Judiciary Committee on the consent decrees that rule the way performance rights organisations ASCAP and BMI operate showed a clear divide between the proponents of changes and those who wished to see the 70 year old system to remain in place.
Chaired by Senator Michael S. Lee (R - UT), the hearing was titled "How Much For a Song?: The Antitrust Decrees that Govern the Market for Music Antitrust, Competition ...
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