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I own a fitness center, do we have to pay for a music license if we play remix songs.?
Published October 24, 2010
Question by the bird: I own a fitness center, do we have to pay for a music license if we play remix songs.?
I own a fitness center, do I have to buy a music liceness agreement if all we play is remix music?
Best answer:
Answer by Tinkerbell
I’m no professional in this area, but I wouldn’t think so…you are not selling the music, it is just playing there. Seems to me that would be the same as music playing in the background of any other type of business establishment.
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