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Started by Cetra3 · 1 Jul 2005 · 2 posts survive · look for it on the Wayback Machine

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Cetra3Posted: 1 Jul 2005, 3:58am
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Hey, when you're mixing live and stuff and you use your records/cd's whatever, what about the copyright on those productions? like if you are going to broadcast their music publically isn't that breaching copyright?
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mattrPosted: 1 Jul 2005, 12:25pm
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Some records restrict state that public performances are prohibited but I think its unlikely anyone has ever been pulled up on it. The cost of doing so would be too great as there is little commercial loss to someone when a DJ plays their song. If anything its a positive.. well as long as they don't drop the ball on the mix. hahaha

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