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NAB said President/CEO David Rehr sent a letter to every senator and representative this week, urging lawmakers to oppose any attempt to levy what he calls a “performance tax” on local radio broadcasters for music airplay.
NAB said President/CEO David Rehr sent a letter to every senator and representative this week, urging lawmakers to oppose any attempt to levy what he calls a “performance tax” on local radio broadcasters for music airplay.
The lobbying follows Rehr’s similar remarks during the recent NAB convention keynote. Read Rehr’s letter.
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