US EditionRestaurants, Bars Consider Turning Off Music as Licensing Fees Skyrocket
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Restaurants, bars consider turning off music as licensing fees skyrocket
Ever since operetta composer Victor Herbert sued Shanley’s restaurant in New York in 1917 to force it to pay for playing his song on a player-piano, songwriters and music publishers have depended on Performing Rights Organizations to make sure they…
·New Hampshire, United States
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