The U.S. Copyright Office is soliciting further input for its study on the efficacy of the music-licensing system in the digital age as record companies, publishers and others players in the music industry suggest various changes to this key aspect of their business.
The office, which is reviewing the licensing system as Congress considers changes to it, has received 85 letters on music licensing since it called for comments in March. But the submissions, along with Copyright Office roundtables on music licensing reforms, left the agency with questions about possible modifications to the music business, according to a Federal Register notice published Wednesday.
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