Even if Royalties for Web Radio Fall, Revenue Remains Elusive
New York Times, October 26, 2008
By Claire Cain Miller
After a 19-month battle over Internet radio royalties, a truce between record labels and webcasters is finally in sight that would allow Internet radio start-ups to eke out an existence for at least a little while longer. Webcasters still must figure out how to bring in enough revenue to cover the costs.
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