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  1. 9spine

    All webcasters are welcome to use our music royalty free! Peace & long live Web Radio!
    9spine

    • Robert

      Thank you for giving me permission to use your music royalty free. :) Dumbass! Figures you would give it away for free because everyone knows the music isn’t that great to listen to.

      Peace & long live the Internet!
      9Spine sucks

      • 9spine

        wow!

        trippy reply to our intent. some people will never be rock stars, but still want to share their music with others. You clearly didn’t get the message or the simple will to create rather than criticize. hope you find peace somewhere.

        9spine

  2. Art Durivage

    Hi:My name is Art Durivage Program Director and owner of internet radio station Widemusic.com,my station has been on the air for over 4 years,we provide a large variety of music and syndicated entertainment.I started this station when I retired,I always wanted to be in broadcasting so when I found out about internet radio,I started widemusic.com,I have several people working for me and we do this for no pay.I run several psa’s but make now money.We have a large listener base,alot of dedicated listeners.If these copyright laws go in effect at 300%,there’s no way I could afford to continue on with my station.So I’m asking all of you who listen to internet radio to please contact your congressmen and Senators and ask them to please support the Internet Radio Equality Bill,at least with this bill we will have a fee that hopefully most of the stations will be able to afford.So if you could do this,then internet radio will hopefully go on for years to come.Thanks alot.Just go to savenetradio.org and see how you can contact your local congressmen and senators.Thanks alot,Art Durivage.Widemusic.com.

    • wayne masters

      The world is starving for food, not music. Go grow some.
      The internet and its popular sites are a disgrace to man’s inefficiency in helping othere who are insecure.

      • David A. Utter

        How about a compromise?

        Visit The Hunger Site each day and click the big button, then head over to SaveNetRadio to learn more about the issue of web broadcasting and royalties.

        That’s got to be more useful than posting snippy I’m-so-freaking-superior comments on stories.

  3. montreal resident

    dont forget the canadian radio stations

    including http://www.soundbeatradio.com

    It would be unfortunate to see something like this go…they have a TON of music available for listeners everyday

    save soundbeatradio!

    =D

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