Digital Audio Recording Technology Royalties
Type: noun
Pronunciation: /dij-e-thul-aw-de-oh-ree-kord-in-tek-naw-law-gee-roy-al-teez/
Also spelled or known as: DART Royalties
Related: AHRA, DART Royalties
What does Digital Audio Recording Technology Royalties mean? Royalties paid by manufacturers of digital audio recording devices and blank media (blank CDs, car audio system, personal audio devices, etc.).
DART Royalties (Digital Audio Recording Technology) are compensation funds established by the 1992 Audio Home Recording Act (AHRA). DART Royalties are associated with private copying compensation under audio home recording systems.
Digital Audio Recording Technology Royalties synonyms: DART Royalties, AHRA Royalties, Private Copying Royalties
Example sentence: “The artist registered to collect eligible Digital Audio Recording Technology royalties.”
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