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Or, put another way, the Big Four record label cartel's BPI (British Phonographic Institute) is suing musicians' royalty collection agency MCPS-PRS Alliance.
"Though deals differ, labels are offering to pay about 8.5 percent royalties on the wholesale price of a digital sale, but royalty collectors want 12 percent of the retail price,"[see full story for more]
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