Royalties Quotes

Whether they will be splitting royalties and how they will track downloads and payments are important questions the parliament will have to answer. - Mukul Krishna

When something like an offshore drilling station is located within that boundary of a state, that's 100 percent of royalties that state receives, ... The way it's written up right now is just not fair to states like Louisiana. - David Vitter

We made this very clear last year when the new rule was first touted. The idea of using just a few bars from someone else's work to create your own is an infringement of the original composer's rights and qualifies for a sharing of any royalties that may accrue. Some local composers have gotten away with this before but there is now greater vigilance in the music industry. - Allison Demas

We have taken the Hotel and Restaurant Owners Association to court to pay us royalties. They are equivalent to the cost of a cup of tea every day of the year. But added up across the country and the millions of restaurants in India -- it's huge. - Achille Forler

Users have no one to blame but RIM. They've been given a reasonable royalties offer, but they have refused to take it. BlackBerry owners have every right to be upset. - James Wallace

Uranium left a deadly legacy on the Navajo Nation, which (Shirley) has called genocide. The tribe is giving up millions of dollars in royalties to keep history from repeating itself. - George Hardeen

Up until now, AOL has been able to pick and choose its partners, command the royalties it wants. They've moved to develop this market at their own pace. This forces them to take a more aggressive stance. - Robert Mahowald

This will hopefully lead to more reasonable negotiations since NTP risks losing all future royalties if the workaround is implemented. - Jim Balsillie

They touted their ability to turn inventors' ideas into profitable products. But fewer than 1 percent of the customers who invested in their services got royalties from their patents that amounted to more than they paid the promoters. - Lydia Parnes

The writer who can't do his job looks to his editor to do it for him, though he won't dream of sharing his royalties with that editor. - Alfred A. Knopf