Port Washington, New York – April 30, 2009 – E1 Entertainment Distribution U.S. (formerly KOCH Distribution), the USA’s leading and fastest-growing independent music company in the U.S, and RightsFlow, a provider of bulk mechanical licensing and royalty services, announced today that E1 will offer its distributed labels the ability to utilize RightsFlow’s proprietary mechanical licensing ‘FLOW’ system to license, account, and pay publisher royalties for DPD, interactive streams and limited downloads, including subscription and ad-supported models.
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New York, NY – April 30,2009 – E1 Entertainment Distribution has signed a deal that will allow its labels to use RightsFlow, a provider of bulk mechanical licensing, royalty services and accounting.

“Partnering with RightsFlow allows E1 to provide its distributed labels with access to RightsFlow’s unique, cost-saving, bulk mechanical licensing program” stated Michael Rosenberg, president of E1 Entertainment Distribution U.S. “In RightsFlow, we have a proven partner who can manage this important area of our distributed labels’ business. By relieving themselves of the burden of this time-consuming and increasingly complex task, our labels have more time and energy to do what they do best – produce content for E1 to distribute – and publishers and songwriters rights are properly licensed and compensated.”
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Title: International Creative Industries Summit
Location: Shanghai, China
Link out: Click here
Description: Panelist/Moderator: Patrick Sullivan, President of RightsFlow (Round-Table Discussion)

Summary:

Bridging East and West, the Summit is an intense two day program on April 21st and April 22nd, 2009 featuring key speakers, round-table discussions and activities designed to maximize participation to push Chinese and international music development.

Start Date: 2009-04-21
End Date: 2009-04-23

Washington DC – April 15, 2009 – The Digital Media Association (DiMA), a national trade organization devoted primarily to the online audio and video industries and commercially innovative digital media opportunities, announced today that RightsFlow has joined as a member.
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New York, NY – April 4, 2009 – Despite the Copyright Royalty Board’s (CRB) amended determination on mechanical royalties for limited downloads and interactive streams, the leading trade groups involved in the June 2008 settlement that provided the basis for the rates say they plan to abide by the original settlement.
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