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For decades, AM and FM broadcasters have enjoyed an exemption from current copyright law which requires satellite radio, cable radio channels, and Internet webcasts to pay a royalty for the use of music.

The Performance Rights Act, introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives (H.R. 848) and U.S. Senate (S. 379), would correct a loophole in the copyright law by removing the broadcaster exemption to assure that all platforms are treated equally and that radio stations are paying a performance royalty to artists.
 
We need your help now more than ever to pass the Performance Rights Act. Please take a few minutes to contact your representative and let him or her know that you support fair pay for air play.