Locals get little in royalties while aliens receive lion's share
Friday, April 03, 2020
According to COSBOTS, the period they are currently distributing for, foreign repertoire enjoyed 73% airplay or usage compared to 27% in respect of the local repertoire, which means that almost three quarters of the royalties collected and distributed after taking into account administrative costs will go to foreign artists.
But a spokesperson for COSBOTS’s concerned members, Lizibo told Arts & Culture that even if that was the case they do no’t agree with the amount of money they received as royalties.
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