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Richard J Powers said:
Well I agree with your point, --but if it's for business, then those fees would have to be paid.. I mean, just try to put a jukebox in a bar or restaurant without bothering to paying those fees and you will find that you won't get away with it for long.

As for a hobbyist part15ner.. like I said, it seems doubtful they would ever try to actively enforce it.
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Good luck TRYING.

If the FCC can't even keep up with all the actual flaming pirate radio stations everywhere, what the hell makes ASCAP/BMI/SESAC think their handful of snitches can enforce their rules on somebody's iPod transmitter?

Businesses are one thing (and only if you're in the entertainment/restaurant/bar business where the general public frequently gathers. Where music (live, karaoke, jukeboxes) are openly offered.

And I can't begin to count how many play music anyway (for DECADES) regardless of legal issues.

Just send of them in a biker bar to see what I mean.......
 
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