The matter of rate determination for program licenses moved in 1990-91 to the ASCAP Rate Court, which conducted an administrative hearing in which 963 independent and 20 network-owned stations sought final determination of blanket and program fees for historic periods in which interim license fees had prevailed. These local stations were attempting to negotiate with ASCAP an all-industry fee aggregate that could be subsequently assigned to individual stations based on respective audience size, day part ratings, and program clearance. Hearing Magistrate Michael Dolinger issued a decision in 1993.
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Faced with the ongoing responsibility generally to enforce the nation's antitrust laws and specifically to afford to music licensees a "genuine choice" between blanket and program licenses, the Antitrust Division targeted ASCAP's licensing practices as a necessary first step to reform licensing in the performing rights industry:
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Rocking Dave hits the big
screen with full frontal force.
Dave is one of our new DJs to RGW BUT HATS OFF
TO HIM or rather Tinsel wigs.
He finally managed to have his webcam working
and created a storm of laughs on his now regular Thursday night 8pm till 10pm UK
GMT slot. See read more for larger full size pictures. (I think Wisecat
in his little black dress has got competition)
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