RADIO FANSITES THREATENED TO CLOSE!

[Crolons]

So people are either gonna be a rebel and do it illegal, just like it always has been or, like HFFM, they're going to pay for a radio lisence.

LOTS of fansites will close, and HFFM will get really popular imo, so technically they're paying like £1.50 for people to tune in lulz.

Habbox AND HFFM are going to stay in my eyes, it's like the strongest fansite standing rly.

[TopManTim]

Why do people think lots of fansites will close, they'll just get rid of their radio. They can still function with a forum etc, you don't need a radio for a fansite to work, look at habbos.net - it was internationally official and really popular and only ever had a radio for like a week.

[GoldenMerc]

It had a website a while ago, Which was really popular if i remeber rightly that i imagine had a radio

[rnix]

omgz no radio!
shame.

CH going SCORE

[Habtopia]

Spoke to ppl and the 179 pound license would not cover alot of listeners you would need the standard license at 600 pound...

Also the ppl streaming license does not cover the U.s.a so you will also need a license from soundexchange to cover the composition of the song and the people who made it, This will also cover the U.s.a.

SO you need the ppl License and the soundexchange license as we all have international listners.

Hffm have bought the 179 pound license and as soon as they give there first report will definately be moved onto the standard at 600 pound!,they will also be told they need the soundexchange license for there Us listners and to cover the copyright of the composition and track makers,

Good Luck

I will be streaming radio 1 from now on :S

Edit: the soundexchange license is a further 500$ minumum depending on ur listner rate and streaming hours...

[Pix]

I will be streaming radio 1 from now on :S

The way to go!

[TopManTim]

Spoke to ppl and the 179 pound license would not cover alot of listeners you would need the standard license at 600 pound...

Also the ppl streaming license does not cover the U.s.a so you will also need a license from soundexchange to cover the composition of the song and the people who made it, This will also cover the U.s.a.

SO you need the ppl License and the soundexchange license as we all have international listners.

Hffm have bought the 179 pound license and as soon as they give there first report will definately be moved onto the standard at 600 pound!,they will also be told they need the soundexchange license for there Us listners and to cover the copyright of the composition and track makers,

Good Luck

I will be streaming radio 1 from now on :S

Edit: the soundexchange license is a further 500$ minumum depending on ur listner rate and streaming hours...

oml so do fansites only have to pay one off licenses?

where was this £200 a year from?


oh and radio 1 is a hell of a lot better than any habbo radios tbh, just have like a box next to it will events that would have previously been on the radio.

[Tim.]

http://www.hffm.co.uk/web/ppl.html

ClubHabbo has gone down, and theirs the article from HFFM.

Its a worldwide thing.

its not worldwide

[Habtopia]

oml so do fansites only have to pay one off licenses?

where was this £200 a year from?

No these are yearly licenses. the 200 pound a year came from the simplecast 179 pound a year license then 26 pound per channel

179 + 26 (1 channel) = 205 pound, I think anyway i dont know.

[,Jess,]

Spoke to ppl and the 179 pound license would not cover alot of listeners you would need the standard license at 600 pound...

Also the ppl streaming license does not cover the U.s.a so you will also need a license from soundexchange to cover the composition of the song and the people who made it, This will also cover the U.s.a.

SO you need the ppl License and the soundexchange license as we all have international listners.

Hffm have bought the 179 pound license and as soon as they give there first report will definately be moved onto the standard at 600 pound!,they will also be told they need the soundexchange license for there Us listners and to cover the copyright of the composition and track makers,

Good Luck

I will be streaming radio 1 from now on :S

Edit: the soundexchange license is a further 500$ minumum depending on ur listner rate and streaming hours...

Yeah that's what the guy said to me, what's the soundexchange thing?


Edit: Just read properly, sorry .