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  <title>Now That the MMA Has Passed, Who's Gonna Run the Damn Thing?</title>
  <description>In October of 2018, the music industry passed a momentous bill: the Music Modernization Act, or MMA. The sweeping law opened a brand-new process for streaming giants like Spotify to pay songwriters, and ordered the creation of a dedicated organization to track, collect, and pay those royalties to publishers and songwriters. Just one question: who's gonna run this new organization? Now, there are two groups vying to fulfill the obligations of the MMA-mandated Mechanical Licensing Collective, or MLC.&amp;amp;nbsp; In this edition of the Digital Music News Podcast, we talk to a board member for one of those contenders, the American Mechanical Licensing Collective, or AMLC. But why is the AMLC getting pressured to drop out?&amp;amp;nbsp; We get into some of the thorny politics and heated arguments that are already characterizing the post-MMA building phase. </description>
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