Progress Seen on Internet Radio Talks

July 17, 2007 By SETH SUTEL, AP Business Writer

(AP) -- Internet radio broadcasters and the music industry appeared to be moving closer Monday to resolving a dispute over a new system mandating higher royalty fees for streaming music online.

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