jman316 wrote:
I think a 5 inch screen is more than to watch your favourite show or movie whilst your on the go!
I have a nexus 7 so im going to use that
Not for passengers I hope, and not while driving (illegal for a driver to be able to see the screen with car in motion), most trips are under 10 minutes so passengers will only see the opening credits
just stick to radio 2 and enjoy the traffic reports
£33 for a vehicle
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If music is ever played on your premises for customers or staff; for example, through radio, TV, CD, MP3 or computer speakers, or at live events, this is considered a ‘public performance’ . The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 states you need to get permission from the copyright holder to ‘perform’ music in public – and a music licence grants you this permission.
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When there is an exemption in the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 that means you do not need one, such as when you play music as part of the curriculum in schools.
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If you never play music, or in the unlikely event that all the music you play is out of copyright or is not controlled by PRS for Music.
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