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Lmqtmgvlido COPYRIGHT ARBITRATION ROYALTY PANEL Washington, D.C QOAI ellN Before the Library of Congress United States Copyright Office lMQtmgvlIDO COPYRIGHT ARBITRATION ROYALTY PANEL Washington, D.C. 20024 JtJL 0 6 pong In the Matter of ) | ENERAL CO„'II;8 =L OF Claims to Satellite Carrier Royalty Fees ) COPYRIGHT Pursuant to 17 U.S.C. f 119 (b)(4)(A) ) and 37 C.F.R. $ 257.3 ) The Recording Industry Association ofAmerica, Inc. ('RLAA") is a non-profit trade association for the U.S. sound recording industry. The RIAA on its own behalf and on behalf ofits member companies, each ofwhom has duly authorized such filing, does hereby file ajoint claim to compulsory license fees pursuant to 17 U.S.C. $ 119 (b)(4)(A) and 37 C.F.R. $ 257.3 for secondary transmissions by cable systems during the period ofJanuary 1 through December 31, 2002. In compliance with 37 C.F.R. $ 257.3, said claimants hereby furnish the following information: (1) The full legal name ofthe person or entity claiming compulsory license fees is: Recording Industry Association ofAmerica, Inc. (2) The full address ofthe place ofbusiness ofthe claimant is: 1330 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 775-0101 (Telephone) (202) 775-7253 (Fax) [email protected] (3) The "RIAA Member Labels" attachment lists all the names and addresses ofthefiling.'4) parties in whose names the claim herein is filed and who have duly authorized suchjoint The nature ofthe copyrighted works whose secondary transmissions provided the basis of the joint claim is: Music Videos (5) On information and beliefthe following list includes a sampling ofRIAA's member companies and their copyrighted work, which inter alia provide the basis ofthe claim: '7 C.F.R. f 257.3 (a)(3) 37 C.F.R. f 257.3 (a)(4) SATELLITE RETRANSMISSION ROYALTY CLAIMS COMPANY NAME: Dreamworks COPYRIGHTED PROGRAM: Sparta, "Cut Your Ribbon" BROADCAST DATE: August 17, 2002 BROADCAST STATION: KPHO, Channel 5, Phoenix AZ SATELLITE CARRIER: Satellite Communication Operating Corporation COMPANY NAME: Capitol COPYRIGHTED PROGRAM: Coldplay, "In My Place" BROADCAST DATE: August 17, 2002 BROADCAST STATION: KPHO, Channel 5, Phoenix AZ SATELLITE CAIGGER: Satellite Communication Operating Corporation COMPANY NAME: Columbia COPYRIGHTED PROGRAM: Quarashi, "Mr. Jinx" BROADCAST DATE: August 24, 2002 BROADCAST STATION: KPHO, Channel 5, Phoenix AZ SATELLITE CARRIER: Satellite Communication Operating Corporation COMPANY NAME: Universal COPYRIGHTED PROGRAM: Jack Johnson, "Flake" BROADCAST DATE: August 24, 2002 BROADCAST STATION: KPHO, Channel 5, Phoenix AZ SATELLITE CARRIER: Satellite Communication Operating Corporation COMPANY NAME: MCA COPYRIGHTED PROGRAM: Boxcar Racer, "There Is" BROADCAST DATE: September 28, 2002 BROADCAST STATION: KPHO, Channel 5, Phoenix AZ SATELLITE CARRIER: Satellite Communication Operating Corporation (6) If further information is required, please contact: Linda Bocchi Vice President Royalty Administration and Associate General Counsel Recording Industry Association of America, Inc. 1330 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20036 Telephone: (202) 775-0101 Fax: (202) 775-7253 Signature of Authorized Officer: Linda R. Bocc i Vice President Royalty Administration and Associate General Counsel DATE: July 8, 2003 RIAA Member Roster and Distributed Labels Astralwerks Records Billy Corgan 1500 Records Records Biv Ten Records 20G Entertainment Asylum Atco Black Market Records 241 Records Black Out 2Ksounds Atlantic Atlantic Classics Black Pumpkin Records 32 Records Atlantic Nashville Black Top Records 333 Music A Sons, Inc.) ATO Records Blackground (Barry 4AD Records Records Atrium Records Blackground 4th 8r, Broadway AV8 Records Blackheart 5 Minute Walk Avatar Records Blackstone 5.1 Entertainment Records Bliss Productions 510 Records Avenue AVI Blix Street . 550 Music Aware Blood and Fire 57 Records AWOL Records Bloodline Records Agr, E Latin Music Axiom Blue Gorilla ARM Records Blue Jackel Entertainment A440 Records B.E.C. Records Blue Note Abkco Back Porch Entertainment Blue Plate Acony Records Bad Boy Bad Dog Records Blue Thumb AD Records Bluebird Aftermath/Shady Ballers Entertainment Baphomet Housecore Blues Bureau Aleho BMG Classics Alice Barak Entertainment Barb Wire Productions BMG Entertainment Alliance BMG U.S. Latin Alligator Records Barco Records Bass Productions BNA Records Almo Sounds Bob Marley Music Amaru Records Beat Club Beauty Records Bocelli-Sogno Ambar Records Bohemia Empire Beginner's Bible American Bon Jovi Recording Beiler Bros Records American Box Tunes Records 8elart Amiata Branford Marsalis Prieboy Bellmark Andy Breakaway Angel Belly Soundtrack Benson Record B-Rite Angels Broadway MCA Antilles Berman Brothers Brody Records Antone's Best Side Broken Bow Records Antra Records Beyond Music Bibleman Broken Records Apple Brutal Records Archive Big Bailer Big Beat Records Bullseye Ardent Bungalow Records Music Entertainment, Inc. Big Cat/Work Aries Burnside Aries Records Big Deal C2 Latin Big Dog Records Arista Cadena Records Nashville Big Ear Music Arista Cadence Christian Arista Records Big Head Todd Big Idea Productions Caliente Ark 21 Candle In The Wind Arsenal Big Records Carman Artanis Big Screen Music Capitol Nashville Arte Nova Big Tree Capitol Records Artemis Big Wadd Capricorn Artist Direct/Kneeling Elephant Big World Cargo Records Astoria Entertainment Bigtyme Records Page I of7 RIAA Member Roster and Distributed Labels Cash Money Records Curb/Rising Tide Earthbeat Catalyst Cyan Records Earthdance Caviant Cypress East Side Digital Cell Block Records D & D Records East West Records Celtic Corner Da Border Music, Inc. Easydisc Celtic Heartbeat Dagger Records ECM Chameleon Records Dali Records Eddie Soundtrack Charisma Damian Music Edel America Records Cheeba Sounds Damian US Latin Edel Entertainment Cherry Entertainment Dancing Cat Edito Classica Chignon Records Dare 2BU, Inc. Edmonds Record Group Children DAS Elektra Asylum Chord Day Spring Elektra Entertainment Group Chordant Daywind Music Group Elektra Musician group Christian Music Group DCC Elementree Records Chronicles/PSM Death Row Ellipsis Arts Chrysalis Music Group Debris Records Elton John Chuck Life Debut Elvis Tribute Project Cintas Acuario Decca EMD Music Circular Moves Deep Purple Emergent Music Marketing City ofHope Def'Jam EMI Classics Cky Def Soul EMI Gospel Music Classic Tracs Delicious Vinyl EMI Latin Clatown Records Delos EMI Records Clean Slate Denon Eminent Climate Desert Storm Empire Records C-Loc Records DGG Enjoy Records Clockwork DHM Epic CMC International Digital Theater System, Inc. Epic Nashville CMG Disa Epidrome Cold Chillin'ecords Discipline Equinox Music Colli Park Music Disques Vogue ERATO Columbia Records DJ Honda Recordings ESC Records Command DKC Esparanza Atlantic Conifer DM Music Essence Records Contemporary DM Records, Inc. Essential Classics Coolhunter Records DMY Essex Records Coolsville Productions DMZ Eureka Copacabana Records Doggystyle Records Eurodisc Costarola Domo Records Everland Cotillion Dopehouse Records Evolver Covenant Artists Down in the Delta JV Extasy Crazy Cat Dr. Dream Facility Crescent Moon DreamWorks Fantasy Crime Partners DreamWorks Nashville Farmclub Critique Records Drive Thru Records Fast Horse Crowne Music Group Duck Down Music Fat Boy Music Crystal Lewis DV8 Records Favored Nation Crystal Rose E Pluribus Unum FDM CTW/Sesame Street Eagle Rock Fedora Curb Eaglevision Festival Five Records Page 2 of 7 RIAL Member Roster and Distributed Labels- Records Finlandia GRP/Verve InPop Posse First Generation Records GTS Insane Clown First Priority Music Guardian Inside/Out Flashback Gold Guts 4 Grace Insidesessions FlashbackRhino GWK Records Instinct Records Flashpoint International H2E Records Integrity Inc. 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