[Fmpro] Nets stream TV programming - hope for composers

[LesHurdle]

The networks have also been encouraged by advertisers, who are  
rapidly shifting their budgets to the internet to reach young consumers.

The TV networks’ dominance has been challenged as a proliferation of  
cable channels and websites have emerged to siphon off viewers and  
compete for a share of its $70bn in annual advertising revenues.



So, is a piece of music used for streaming.... if ever  
'surveyed'....... still only worth $0.03  or less?



Oooops, how about, more?



Hope you can find the answer for MN DW



L



On Sep 23, 2007, at 5:37 PM, Mark Northam wrote:


> Here's a hopeful piece:
>
> http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/59e3f14e-6a08-11dc-a571-0000779fd2ac.html
>
> At least composers get paid (or are supposed to) royalties from the  
> PROs on
> programs streamed by the networks.
>
> Now the question: what are the PROs charging for additional  
> streaming by the
> networks, how do they measure streaming (what reporting  
> requirements are
> there, since programs may have a different popularity in the streamed
> world), and how are we paid?
>
> Doug, any data you can provide on this? What data are you guys  
> asking for
> from broadcasters for their internet streaming? Does this show up  
> separately
> on our ASCAP statements? Thanks for any help you can provide.
>
> Best,
>
> Mark Northam
>
>
>
>
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