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The Quietus | News | PRS Draws Criticism For Introducing License Fees On Livestreams


Christian Eede
, January 29th, 2021 17:04
A new tariff on ticketed online events grossing less than £500 could make a number of streams unviable
UK music industry bodies have criticised the Performing Rights Society (PRS) for Music after it introduced a new licence fee for ticketed small-scale live-streamed performances.
A number of music industry organisations have expressed concern that the new tariff will leave some grassroots artists out of pocket, at a time that many are relying on such events to make a living amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Such streams have also been a revenue booster for venues struggling with ongoing closure orders due to the coronavirus, and been used as a means of raising money for various charities.

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