Hello Steve - Services such as Tunecore and other aggregators charge a fee to list an album - I believe about $29.00 per year, then I'm sure charge a percentage of sales. I used to have downloadables through Amazon's Create Space, which has been phased out in favor of Amazon Media On Demand. I am uncertain whether Amazon Media on Demand will be offering downloads - it seems that that is in the future but I wouldn't count on it soon. My concern is that vendors would be forced to cherry pick their inventory - rejecting underperforming albums. The yearly charge for my inventory would be just under $9,000.00 per year - with no cost to the aggregator - just profit. I wouldn't go with one of these if there is a charge for each item. Adds up fast in costs and some of the most important albums might be also the least selling. I wouldn't want to be forced to make a decision to suppress any of my catalog - just my 2 cents-Mickey -----Original Message----- From: Steve Smolian Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2019 10:43 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [ARSCLIST] Selling digital files for downloading Is anyone selling downloads of digital files of old recordings through independent third party services? I'm particularly interested in such services available to U.S. citizens outside the U.S. I just read through a summary of the English copyright law and, unless I misread it, everything 1948 and before is now public domain there. It seems to say that even if you are a citizen of another country, the copyright law of that country only applies up to the end of period of the relevant English law. Is there a template to aid in listing such items? I'm not a lawyer, just a greedy fellow. Any other greedy folks out there with information? Names of services? Experiences? Payment issues? Steve Smolian