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Legal Issues in Webcasting Music

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State Credits	AK G: 1.00	AZ G: 1.00	CA G: 1.00	FL G: 2.00	MO G: 1.50	ND G: 1.50	NY G: 1.50
State Credits	GA G: 1.00	HI G: 1.00	NJ G: 1.50	IL G: 1.00	SC G: 1.25	NC G: 1.00

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