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Do you mean you disputed a UGC claim?

They use an interactive radio blanket licence

On the flipside, my father passed away this time last year and his favourite pub the month after. We looked it up on Google Streetview recently and there he was, immortalised stood…

What's the requirement out of interest?

Some of it is from that but mostly from the brake pads. You can see it collect on those cylinders between carriages.

Can't imagine that being of any use in London, nothing moves.

Waze doesn't seem to allow you to specify whether you're a trade vehicle or not so it keeps routing trade vehicles into Regents (and the other Royal) Park which they are prohibited…

Wasn't this just a trial that had mixed results? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38843341

You're not obliged to sign to a record label.

A lot of the new players (~past decade) are VC funded and/or starting off in a highly saturated market, needing to landgrab as many artists & labels as possible to establish themse…

They're not, but I don't see how it being non-profit would make a difference to the problems you're suggesting. You can be for-profit and still have a sustainable, fair and innovat…

If you retain your ISRCs and UPCs when moving from one distributor to another, links and stream counts will remain as is. Surely that's an issue solved by the market, if there is a…

Where has this come up? Not all distributors work direct with artists. Bandcamp is proprietary, for profit and seems to have strong artist allies.

No because Spotify pay the rightsholders who may or may not be the artist.

What problem are you trying to solve?

No it doesn't, Spotify provides line-level accounting for every stream to the rightsholders. What they then do to account to artists could be anything.