RLMC Proposes Interim License As Lawsuit Against GMR Continues

Proposed Extention

In a note to Broadcasters on FEBRUARY 9th, THE RADIO MUSIC LICENSE COMMITTEE explains it, and IRVING AZOFF's GLOBAL MUSIC RIGHTS have yet to reach a deal – so THE RMLC is asking to extend the interim license. 

RMLC writes, "As you should be aware, RMLC’s antitrust litigation against GMR remains ongoing. As a result, the RMLC recently asked GMR to offer extensions of its interim licenses that are set to expire on MARCH 31, 2018. This will serve as notice that GMR has agreed to offer all U.S. commercial radio stations the opportunity to extend their existing interim licenses until SEPTEMBER 30, 2018. GMR will offer these interim license extensions on the same terms (including price) as each station’s existing interim license, except for the new end date. 

"GMR has advised RMLC that, beginning no later than MARCH 1, 2018, GMR intends to contact individual stations to offer this interim license extension. If you wish to accept this interim license extension offer but have not heard from GMR by MARCH 1, 2018, please contact GMR directly before your current license expires on MARCH 31, 2018. In the meantime, the RMLC will continue to pursue its litigation against GMR."

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