![]() with broadcast radio paying about 6% of its revenues for music royalties, satellite radio paying about 15% of its revenues, and Internet radio required to pay a per-performance rate that for some webcasters can represent up to 70% of their revenues. Copyright Office have set radically different royalty structures for broadcast, satellite, and Internet radio. “Due to the high cost of music royalties for online radio, plus an opportunity we see for a significant revenues increase, we’ll be winding down our current online service and moving to broadcast radio, effective next week,” Husmann noted. ![]() and featuring over 1,100 curated and personalizable channels of music, in a bid to increase spot revenues and address the high music royalty costs of Internet radio, will be transitioning away from Internet delivery effective next Monday (April 5 th), Founder/CEO Kurt Hanson and COO Ben Husmann announced today. Details HEREĬHICAGO (3/31/21) - AccuRadio, one of the two leading brands of pureplay online radio in the U.S. ![]() ![]() UPDATE: CHICAGO (4/1/21) - RETRACTION: AccuRadio to abandon AM radio, stay on Internet.
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