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1.) Could you not have just asked them to change the music? 2. Did that cause any other degradation to the network?
by sgarman 5y ago
1.) Could you not have just asked them to change the music? 2. Did that cause any other degradation to the network?
- iypx 5y ago1. - Not OP, but I believe the moment you put some music/radio on speakers for other people to listen, legally, you become a broadcaster. You can't just play anything you want, you need a license :) I recall my last workplace mentioning they're paying a few thousands a year to stream just one radio station, same 20-30 songs 24/7...