What does SOX stand for?

Sound Exchange (file/standard)

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Ed Markey (D-MA) the week of July 9th brought an agreement by Sound Exchange to delay implementing the new rates, which had been scheduled to go into effect on July 15th, while the two parties hammer out a royalty agreement that won't put internet radio off the air.

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Sound Exchange, the recording industry organization that collects royalties, has agreed to keep the old royalty structure in place while negotiations continue toward a settlement that benefits both sides.

Internet radio offers alternatives to corporate playlists

More recently, he worked as a consultant to Sound Exchange, a nonprofit group helping musicians collect royalties.

''Wimoweh'' singer Hank Medress, 68; Obituary

But Estanislao argues that low fiscal deficits and low inflation alone are not enough without sound exchange rate policies.

ADB institute chief calls for greater role for yen

The impact on the business has been huge, particularly for the smaller recording artists and independent record labels that receive royalties through sound exchange.

WMACCA Corporate Counsel Awards Honor Washington Area Leaders

John Simson, executive director of Sound Exchange -- which collects and distributes royalty payments to record labels and musicians -- said the ruling "devalued" the work of musicians.

Webcasters get win; royalty fees halved

Johnson also held the positions of Director of Inventory Planning for Coldwater Creek and Vice President, Merchandising and Inventory Planning for Music Sound Exchange, a Time Warner Company.

Craig Johnson Promoted to President and Chief Operating Officer of ...

John Simson, executive director of Sound Exchange, set up by the Recording Industry Association of America to collect and distribute royalties, said the association has negotiated licenses with Webcasters at much higher rates than the copyright panel proposed, and it is still in business.

Fee could hurt Web radio Small stations say they can't afford it