EU proposal could cost American artists nearly $300M a year, U.S. music coalition says

At issue is a potential European Union legislative proposal that would overturn the 2020 Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) decision in RAAP (Recorded Artists Actors Performers Ltd), which extended national-treatment protections to American recording artists and labels. The coalition says replacing those protections with a “material reciprocity” framework would codify discrimination against US creators and reduce the royalty payments American artists currently receive from Europe.

Source: EU proposal could cost American artists nearly $300M a year U.S. music coalition says

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