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It seems to me the heart of the problem is lack of transparency and faith in the PRO money distribution process.
IF it is seen to be fair, then it seems to me everyone's issues go away because everyone gets a fair share
So if it is indeed not fair, or has not kept pace with the evolution of the music industry (Bob's brief history of Irving Berlin was a key bit of information I believe....ie it is the publishers who are most important here...they have to enforce their rights) then the vested interests have to become vocal and lobby for change.
They will of course be opposed by those who currently benefit most, and who want to retain the status quo.
So, given people here perceive a problem does exist.....how can we play a part to change it to make it more fair for everyone???
Can someone suggest a framework?? ie the steps we have to go through to make a legititmate case that has a good chance of effecting a fair solution??
If writing ever becomes work I think I'm going to have to stop
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