Artists are pushing for the Fair Play, Fair Pay Act, which would require all radio formats, including AM/FM, to pay musicians royalties when playing their music. Currently, only internet and satellite radio pay royalties, while AM/FM radio pays nothing despite earning billions in ad revenue from listeners. Many famous artists have lent their support to the bill, as the current system provides little compensation to musicians for popular and widely aired songs. Proponents argue musicians deserve fair pay for their work, while radio claims "promotional value" is sufficient, though artists and experts say this model no longer fits in the digital era.