'hi mr. hoaster has habbox.com had a radio on their site for 4 years
yup ttly'
how can you say it's habbos fault and they should of said, if you're gonna do something like a radio surely you check if it's legal?

'hi mr. hoaster has habbox.com had a radio on their site for 4 years
yup ttly'
how can you say it's habbos fault and they should of said, if you're gonna do something like a radio surely you check if it's legal?
Last edited by TopManTim; 19-02-2009 at 10:59 PM.
Taken from the above site:Oh I found this
http://www.prsformusic.com/playingbr...ages/LOEL.aspx
Wouldn't Habbox come under Band A pure webcasting?
Correct me if im wrong... but wouldnt "General Entertainment content" include fansites?What is excluded from the LOEL Licence?
• Use of music in advertising or sponsorship.
• Use of music as mobile ringtones.
• Simulcasting (broadcasting via more than one medium at the same time).
• General entertainment content (covered under Joint General Entertainment On-Demand (GEOD) scheme.
• Reproduction of lyrics and musical notation.
• Complete recordings of dramatico-musical works (musicals, operas).
• Music used in a context that is derogatory to the writer or the performer of the music.
• Moral rights.
The licence does not cover the rights in commercial sound recordings. Please contact the Phonographic Performance Limited on 020 7534 1000 or the relevant record company
Therefore fansites being excluded? :S:S
Sangreal / Romanity ~ Habbo UK & USA
[OurHabbo.Net Owner]
Lewis. (Formerly xRoyal15)
Then why they got donate things all up? :S
I've removed my radio till i can work out what to do.. and Im sure so will many other sites.
Sangreal / Romanity ~ Habbo UK & USA
[OurHabbo.Net Owner]
Lewis. (Formerly xRoyal15)
The joint MCPS-PRS for Music General Entertainment On-Demand (GEOD) Licences are designed for audio and audio-visual services offering ‘general entertainment’ content where music is not the primary focus (i.e. as distinct from music services). Services covered by GEOD are interactive or on-demand services (including streaming or downloading) over the internet, mobile or TV platforms.
Ahaha... and you have to pay for this license anyway:
Each licence is calculated on an individual basis and the fee is based on a number of factors including music hours consumed, the viewer/subscriber figures and general music use. Licensees are required to pay a non-refundable minimum advance fee of £200 per calendar year (which is pro-rated for periods of less than 12 months).
http://www.prsformusic.com/playingbr...ages/GEOD.aspx
They are idiots, but I had to pay a licence fee to do a podcast, and only got to do 30 secs of the song otherwise iTunes got angry![]()
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