Radio licences are the reason why I didnt set up my own online radio station about a year ago now... I bought the shoutcast server (or rented it, whatever lol) and then did the research into the whole licenses thing and the whole area is very sketchy, you need a license to broadcast which can run into hundreds of pounds alone and then on top of that (if I remember correctly) you need to pay royalties on all the songs you play. But this does depend on the server location, your location, your listeners location etc. etc. Thats when I gave up and got a refund, haha. It was way over complicated and if things are to be done legally, the costs were very high. I'm suprised all these Habbo stations have lasted so long without running into legal trouble.





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They can't compete with Myspace or Facebook, they allow freedom of language (swearing, e-language etc), photos and blogs. Something Habbo won't ever allow, as it goes against so many policies and rules they themselves built.