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15 Apr

Student-produced video provides inside look at New York college media convention

Dan Sprumont, a junior communications media major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (in Indiana, Pa.) has produced a terrific look at the 2009 CBI/CMA College Media Convention. He is currently the promotions coordinator for WIUP-TV (Chan. 20) which reaches over 70,000 homes in the Western Pennsylvania region. Sprumont filmed the video while attending the CBI/CMA […]

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15 Mar

WSOE uses webcasting to reach wider audience

The Pendulum article discusses the webcasting or WSOE, but none of the headaches that come with the addition of the new audience, nor any discussion of the additional costs or  how these costs are covered.

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6 Mar

College Radio Survival News 3-6-2009

CBI considers the developments concerning webcasting and the Performance Rights act to be critical to the survival of radio and web stations at educational institions.  There is a lot happening that you need to be aware of so that you can support the survival of your station. 1.  The performance rights act, as proposed by […]

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21 Feb

Perfomance Rights Act & Webcasting Update

As posted a few days ago, both the House and Senate saw the introduction of the Performance Rights Act, again after failing to come to a vote in the 110th Congress.   The bill would require FCC licensed non-commercial stations to pay an annual fee of $1000 and subject them to new recordkeeping regulations, likely similar […]

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30 Jan

Webcasting Developments 2009

On December 30, 2008, the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking .  The notice contained at least three substantial changes to the current recordkeeping procedures used college and high school webcasters that do not pay any more than the minimum fee to SoundExchange.  One of these changes include a switch from […]

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16 Jan

CBI and WHRB ask Copyright Royalty Board to Extend Deadline to File Comments on Expanded Webcasting Rules

Washington, DC – January 16, 2009 – College Broadcasters, Inc., (CBI) a national membership association of non-profit, student-staffed radio stations and electronic media outlets and Harvard Radio Broadcasting Co., Inc., the student-operated FM broadcast station WHRB 95.3FM, based on the campus of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, filed a joint motion for additional time to […]

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12 Jan

Webcasting Developments January-2009

There are a number of big things on the horizon for college stations that webcast soundrecordings either as a simulcast of their broadcast or as their sole means of reaching an audience, including those who want to start a webcast. 1.  2009 royalty payments to SoundExchange are due by 1/31/2009.  Many, but not all stations […]

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27 Sep

IMPORTANT WEBCASTING UPDATE

UPDATE: The bill has been approved in both houses of Congress. This bill makes some aspects of negotiation a little easier, but does not signal that a compromise is imminent. Details concerning this development will follow. The bill referenced below has passed the House, but it still needs to be passed in the Senate.  There needs […]

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