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Originally Posted by Talk Host
As a 45 year radio veteran, I can tell you that this answer is a bunch of hooey. They pay one fee a year based on their advertising revenue. It is impossible for them to meter the number of people who might listen on line, so to say that they would have to pay additional royalties is just not true. Since the station is piped into every nook and cranny in the Villages, their listening cume is higher inside the Villages than it would ever be on the internet. Radio stations all over the world are streaming their signal on the internet.
I would have hoped they could come up with a better answer than that, like "our radio station isn't really a radio station, it's a public address system for the Villages."
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Thanks you for the insight
