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Monthly Archives: May 2015
It’s the DETROIT TIGERS’ Turn to Open Radio Rights Up
It’s the DETROIT TIGERS’ turn to open radio rights up for bidding, and the DETROIT NEWS reports that the team, owned by LITTLE CAESAR’S PIZZA founder MIKE ILITCH’s ILITCH HOLDINGS and currently heard on CBS RADIO Sports WXYT-F (97.1 THE … Continue reading
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Pandora Wins In Court Against ASCAP
REUTERS reports, “a federal appeals court in MANHATTAN rejected appeals by a music licensing group and music publishers that could have forced Internet radio service PANDORA MEDIA INC to pay higher royalties and have access to fewer songs. The 2nd … Continue reading
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