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U.S. Copyright Office to Change Registration Fees

Troy Stephenson • April 30, 2014

Screen shot 2014-04-30 at 9.45.12 AM 11111 The U.S. Copyright Office is set to adjust some of their fees, including registration, recordation, and related services. The price hikes are said to help stay “aligned” with the cost of providing services.

Most of the fees will increase. The new rates will go into effect on May 1, 2014.

For a full list of these fees, visit copyright.gov.

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Troy Stephenson is The CountryBreakout Chart Director at MusicRow. He comes to Nashville with 10+ years in Radio Promotions.

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