Jan 22, 2007 • 1 min read

PPL reveals new structure after merger with PAMRA and AURA

Recording rights body PPL has revealed its new structure following its merger with PAMRA and AURA, with chief Fran Nevrkla saying overseas performer income must grow.

Talking of royalty bodies making announcements at MIDEM, recording rights body PPL has revealed its new structure post the previously reported merger between it and its smaller rivals PAMRA and AURA. As he used MIDEM to tell everyone how beneficial the new structure is going to be for everyone (well, recording rights owners mainly, presumably), Billboard quote PPL chief Fran Nevrkla thus: "Six years ago, we received no oversees performer income. Now we are counting millions [of pounds]. But we want to be counting tens of millions. And the income needs to move in both directions".

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