whirl on a rarely used web server.
I never really gave a thought about royalties. I was going to use it to
play my bands music. I think that there would be some sort of royalty
issue though. From my past experience, if you play, you pay. It may be
different it your not making money off of the stream but I doubt it. I
wouldn't think that "Free Us" would apply.
You got me curious enough to look into it though. Considering how many
streams are available, there is some serious violations going on.
Phillip B
Harkins, Patrick wrote:
> I would too, for a few extra dollars a month and a business license my
> cable
> provider will crank up my bandwidth and give me a permanent ip
> address. I am
> thinking about doing that.
> I am wondering how hard the software configuration is. Also there is the
> question of royalties, which I have not had time to get current details
> on... have you?
>
>
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