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Nellsson
Guest
I've been away from radio for three years and coming back I am surprised to hear the number of stations using hit songs (usually instrumentals) as background music for commercials.
C’mon fellows. This is--whether we like it our not--against the law. It could get you in lots of trouble. A friend in Omaha got fired when the publishing company served notice on the radio station, who immediately withdrew ANY support. I think the phrase was, "You're on your own, Buddy!"
Be alert. This kind of misjudgment could cost you.
Jac
(Not affiliated with the horrible formats.)
C’mon fellows. This is--whether we like it our not--against the law. It could get you in lots of trouble. A friend in Omaha got fired when the publishing company served notice on the radio station, who immediately withdrew ANY support. I think the phrase was, "You're on your own, Buddy!"
Be alert. This kind of misjudgment could cost you.
Jac
(Not affiliated with the horrible formats.)