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The umbrella group for Canada's music composers is cracking down on thousands of hair salons that don't pay licensing fees for the soothing music they play while you get a trim or dye job.
Anne Richard of the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN) says the law has always required hairdressers and barbers to pay for playing CDs, MP3s or other recordings in public. - more on this story
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