"Spotify Playing Moral Police is a Haphazard Game" by Lisa Beebe, Playboy.com, May 11, 2018.
Spotify announced it won’t tolerate hateful content or hateful conduct on its platform and the effort seems reasonable and admirable....
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Music Coalitions: More Deregulation of AM/FM Radio Ownership Would Harm Music Creators, Listeners & Small Broadcasters
On behalf of the musicFIRST Coalition and the Future of Music Coalition, Rachel penned and filed Reply Comments to the Federal Communications Commission, arguing that the FCC should not further deregulate AM/FM radio at local market levels. Citing salient arguments by independent broadcasters, minority broadcast owners, public interest watchdog groups, and over 1400 individual radio listeners who filed comments to the FCC, musicFIRST and Future of Music argue that it is crucial to the public interest that the FCC not allow further consolidation of AM/FM radio at local market levels. Read the filing here....
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Rolling Stone Magazine Quotes Rachel on the Fight to Prevent Further Consolidation at AM/FM Radio
Elias Leight at Rolling Stone asks Rachel how (and why) her clients musicFIRST Coalition and Future of Music Coalition are arguing before the Federal Communications Commission to fend off further harmful consolidation of AM/FM radio in local communities throughout the U.S.
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Rachel Leads GRAMMY Advocacy Meetings with Lawmakers and Music Creators in Las Vegas
Rachel Stilwell recently joined members of the Recording Academy in Las Vegas for GRAMMY "District Advocate" meetings with members of the House of Representatives as well as candidates for the House from both sides of the aisle. Rachel helped lead these educational "District Advocate" events, as part of the Recording Academy's ongoing efforts to promote artists' rights and copyright law reform.
All photos by Curtis McElhinney (click on photos to enlarge).
Music professionals celebrate a successful run of five bipartisan meetings with lawmakers in two days. From left front row: Pat Caddick, Kaya Jones, DJ Chris Cox, Zoe Thrall, Bobby Ferrari. Second row: Pat Caddick, Andrew Freeman, Rachel Stilwell. Top row: Al Ketter, Mac Reynolds,...
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