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Canada Post won’t cover destroyed glass artwork for B.C. artist — despite having insurance
A B.C. artist is out hundreds of dollars after a sandblast carving shipped by way of Canada Put up arrived at its vacation spot shattered in pieces. Brett Robinson says he paid out excess for insurance policies, only to learn he was not covered. “They never informed me that their insurance policies doesn’t address glass,” Robinson stated. “They by no means spelled out to me anything at all about that.” 2:56 Customer Issues: Retail warning to do your Xmas buying now Consumer Matters: Retail warning to do your Christmas shopping now – Sep 27, 2021 Back in May perhaps, the Haisla artist was commissioned to produce a glass carving valued…
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Dee Snider says he probably won’t record any more new music
During a latest Twitter dilemma phase, Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has explained its possible he won’t file any additional new songs. Snider, 67, took to Twitter on Saturday July 9 to response concerns posed by supporters. As Blabbermouth observed, just one lover remarked they were being “amazed” to see Snider’s friends Paul McCartney and legendary blues guitarist Buddy Guy still carrying out properly into their 80s. It was an observation to which Snider said: “God bless them all! “I can only do what is suitable for me. And for my retirement I’m crafting screenplays, directing a film, releasing my initial fiction novel, making two animated sequence, etcetera.” God bless…
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Why Songwriter Royalty Rates Won’t Be Changing Much
Photo Credit rating: Toa Heftiba The pursuits of songwriters and their publishers aren’t aligned. So why is the most vocal songwriter advocate doing the job for the new music publishers? The price hearings for “streaming mechanicals” are in development suitable now. As normally, the proposals proffered by the streaming services and the National Audio Publishers’ Affiliation (NMPA), on behalf of publishers, are incomprehensible to any person other than the lawyers and economists who are paid out to get ready the prolonged filings that contain “expert” views about justifiable new rates. Acquiring equitable streaming costs for recordings and songs is not a complex mathematical conundrum. It does not call for convoluted…
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