Music creators join to demand 80% of streaming services' gross revenue
A group of musicians have banded together to demand "fairer rules" and "greater transparency" in the distribution of royalties by digital music services - asking for 80% of streaming services' gross revenues to be paid to rights holders.
Via a study titled Fair Compensation for Music Creators in the Digital Age, the International Council of Creators of Music (CIAM) calls for a number of proposals.
The author of the report, Professor Pierre-E. Lalonde, suggests that the current 60-70% of ...
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