I’ve registered on the CPB website and accepted the agreement. Now what?
Sign up with Public Interactive using this form. In order to get started, we’ll need to gather some information about you and verify that you’ve registered with CPB. The PI Sound Exchange Project Manager will contact you directly to ask for data samples. Public Radio stations use a variety of playlisting tools, streaming vendors, and reporting services. Public Interactive will be augmenting our existing tools, including Public Interactive Composer, to help make the reporting process as painless as possible for your station. Due to the variety of vendors (both commercial and home-grown) we will be working with stations individually to understand the systems you have in place and walk you through the reporting process. Q: Why was this negotiated agreement necessary? A: The May 2007 decision of the Copyright Royalty Board simply was inadequate in recognizing public radio’s unique non-for-profit status and its historic community, public service mission. Its requirements for station webcast
Sign up with Public Interactive using this form. In order to get started, we’ll need to gather some information about you and verify that you’ve registered with CPB. The PI Sound Exchange Project Manager will contact you directly to ask for data samples. Public Radio stations use a variety of playlisting tools, streaming vendors, and reporting services. Public Interactive will be augmenting our existing tools, including Public Interactive Composer, to help make the reporting process as painless as possible for your station. Due to the variety of vendors (both commercial and home-grown) we will be working with stations individually to understand the systems you have in place and walk you through the reporting process.
