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1. Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames (daw@micro.fragdev.com)'s status on Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 01:34:45 UTC Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames
   Anybody know the smallest private party that has ever been sued for public performance copyright infringement?
   • Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames (daw@micro.fragdev.com)'s status on Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 01:42:37 UTC Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames

     • Sean Keene Ⓐ
     typically venues pay BMI, etc. It's not a gray area at all as far as DJing is concerned in concert venues.
   • Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames (daw@micro.fragdev.com)'s status on Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 01:43:33 UTC Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames

     • Sean Keene Ⓐ
     but DJing at "private parties" is of course what I am asking about.
   • Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames (daw@micro.fragdev.com)'s status on Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 02:11:37 UTC Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames

     • Sean Keene Ⓐ
     yeah, it's the same thing for cover bands.
   • Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames (daw@micro.fragdev.com)'s status on Saturday, 19-Mar-2016 03:32:37 UTC Moving (some day) To Federati...can no longer change usernames

     • Sean Keene Ⓐ
     I am thinking any college party is probably a public after reading: http://micro.fragdev.com/url/118201 -- I feel like there's got to be a case out there though. Apparently not a seminal one.