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Lagoons
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Scripps networks does not pay licensing fees to ASCAP/BMI/SESAC. How they get away with it? Good question. Knowing the PROs, they're looking for mercenaries to destroy Scripps if this is true. As for something being too hard to track, that's a bunch of BS. According the Library of Congress, 24.6 million items can be viewed online on their website. YouTube can count millions of hits a second. I just googled the word "shirts" and received 6,990,000,000 results (0.22 seconds). (That's 6 as in BILLIONS, folks!) If the info is available, they can track it easily. .
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