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ioda.jpgIndie digital-distribution service IODA is recommending that the labels it works with not stream their wares at online services like imeem and lala because those sites’ royalty structures are very low–too low for IODA’s liking. [Hypebot]

 
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  1. Captain Wrong  |   Posted on Jan 16th, 2008

    Kinda weird considering IODA is all over eMusic and I know Epitaph and others have bolted from them over royalties being too low for their liking.

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  2. Paperboy 2000  |   Posted on Jan 16th, 2008

    @Captain Wrong:
    eMusic pays a good bit more than imeem or lala.

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