May 27

YouTube set to restore music videos following royalties cut

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LONDON – The royalties collection agency, PRS for Music, has cut the rates it charges music sites such as YouTube for artists’ music, potentially paving the way for the Google-owned video site to start carrying premium music video content again.

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