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I know for sure that taking content that is not yours is illegal, but how about Mp3s where I think it just there everywhere. Can they charge you if you'll play their songs on your website?
If you come to think of it, we are actually promoting their songs, right?
They are not going to sue or charge you, at least without warning you. They will probably send you an email about it or something. Chances are that they will not bother you.
I wonder if this issue has been addressed on any news websites?
I have heard music on people's websites, but I thought that if you "broadcast" it in any way, you had to pay a royalty fee; even if you purchased a CD.
If that's not the case, then, heck; I'm going to put my lovely Barry White on some of my blogs.
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