An op-ed in the Globe by Brianna Goldberg notes that CRIA’s response to the high licencing fees keeping online music services out of Canada has been to blame the public.
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The Complexity of Licencing Music Services in Canada
Bob Tarantino has an interesting post on the complexity with licencing music services in Canada in light of Pandora’s comments on the high costs here.
Pandora Blames Licensing Costs, Not Copyright for Blocking Canada
The Canadian Press runs an interesting story on some of the mobile music services that have yet to enter the Canadian market. Tim Westergren, the founder of the hugely popular Pandora service, places the blame squarely on the fees being demanded by record labels and rights societies, indicating that Pandora […]
Pandora Offline in Canada
Earlier this month, I blogged that Pandora would be blocking Canadian users. While the company was able to stave that off for a couple of weeks, yesterday it started blocking Canadian users.
Canadians Shut Out of Pandora
TechCrunch reports that Pandora will be blocked to non-U.S. residents starting tonight.
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