What does CARP stand for?

Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (US Copyright Office)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The law did not set a rate until early last year, when a three-member Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel suggested a system of royalty payments that brought the Webcast industry to its knees.

Let the (Web) music play: despite growing audience, fledgling ...

The American Federation of Musicians (AFM) and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) hail the Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP) decision setting the payment terms that will govern webcasters when they use music on radio-style Internet programs.

American Federation of Musicians backs copyright decision. (Items of ...

The Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel, appointed by the copyright office to propose a rate, had originally ruled Webcasters would pay 14/100 of a cent per song, per listener.

Webcasters get win; royalty fees halved

If a resolution cannot be reached as to appropriate rates, Congress provided that such matters will be addressed by arbitration before a Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel.

Testimony of Edward P. Murphy, President and Chief Executive Officer ...