The National Association of Broadcasters has finally gotten religion.
After months if not years of silence, the lobby group for terrestrial radio announced it is coming to the aid of Internet streamers.
Here's how the NAB told the world yesterday:
"NAB is reviewing details of Rep. Inslee's bill, which would overturn the Copyright Royalty Board's disappointing decision to dramatically raise fees for companies that stream music over the Internet. We will work with Congress to craft a solution that helps ensure the survival of a fledgling audio platform."
Rep. Jay Inslee's bill looks to reverse the recent Copyright&hellip
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