News Source: The Mercury News
| 3 months ago
YouTube Royalties accord YouTube and Britain's performing rights society have reached an agreement on royalties that will end a boycott of the popular Internet video site. YouTube blocked British users from watching thousands of videos in March after...
News Source: Xtra News
| 3 months ago
Google-owned YouTube and the Performing Rights Society for Music (PRS) said Thursday they have reached an agreement which would allow premium music videos to be shown again on YouTube in Britain, six months after they were pulled. YouTube began...
News Source: Androscoggin News
| 3 months ago
YouTube viewers in Britain will again be able to watch official music videos after the website entered into a royalties deal, bringing to end a six-month dispute. The service blocked thousands of music videos in March as its parent company Google...
News Source: The Guardian
| 3 months ago
YouTube/Google have finally come to an agreement with PRS, but don't expect to find out the details any time soon. After long, drawn-out negotiations, PRS for Music and YouTube have finally come to an agreement over rates. It's good news for British...
News Source: Sky News
| 3 months ago
UK, Thursday September 03, 2009 Music videos are set to return to YouTube in the UK after the video site struck a royalties deal to compensate songwriters. YouTube is reintroducing music videos in the UK after striking a deal with PRS The videos...
News Source: BBC
| 3 months ago
In March, YouTube blocked thousands of music videos to UK users, after it failed to reach agreement over fees. YouTube, owned by Google, is paying an undisclosed lump sum to PRS, backdated until January and lasting until 2012. PRS for Music said it...