The RIAA’s new royalty rates for internet radio could possibly put an end to internet radio as we know it. Pandora, one of the best places to stream music and find new artists, is in jeopardy just like many other stations. Read their blog post about the matter here and also check out their latest post here which includes some links to petitions put together by a collection of webcasters.
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