 Jazz legend White to lobby against high webcast royalty rates ·Jul 22, 08:34 AM
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New Orleans jazz legend Michael White will be visiting Capitol Hill to support the Internet Radio Equality Act and lobby lawmakers against the high webcaster royalty rates. He will also play a benefit concert while in town. Currently, the Internet Radio Equality Act has 150 sponsors in the House of Representatives and 5 in the Senate. For more, read The Washington Times’ coverage 
