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The National Religious Broadcasters Music License Committee's Notice of Intent to Rely Upon the Section ) In the Matter of ) ) Docket No. 2000-9 CARP DTRA1%2 ) Digital Performance Right in Sound ) Recordings and Ephemeral Recordings ) Rate Adjustment Proceeding ) ) JAN 88 pgg GEAIEppi QOUg8EI OF COPQRIGHy The National Religious Broadcasters Music License Committee's Notice of Intent To Relv Upon the Section 112 License The National Religious Broadcasters Music License Committee (-NRBMLC") submits this filing pursuant to the Copyright Office's January 2, 2001 Order requiring that all participants in the above-captioned proceeding file by January 22, 2001 a notice of an intent to rely upon the 17 U.S.C. Section 112 statutory license. The Copyright Office's January 2 Order does not make clear what form the notice should take when it is being submitted by a committee, such as the NRBMLC, that is acting as the representative of a number of services. The NRBMLC was not responsible for filing "Initial Notices of Digital Transmissions of Sound Recordings Under Statutory License" pursuant to 37 C.F.R. 201.35 (" Initial Notices" ). Nevertheless, to ensure that none of the parties represented by the NRBMLC are deemed to be out of compliance with the Copyright Office's Order, the NRBMLC hereby notifies the Copyright Office that the extent that any of the following services represented by the NRBMLC have served Initial Notices, those services intend to rely upon the 17 U.S.C. Section 112 statutory license as eligible nonsubscription services to the extent required and applicable, and to the extent not exempt or otherwise licensed. The additional information required by the Copyright Office's January 2 Order may be found in the Initial Notices filed by those services. The NRBMLC files this notice without waiver of its position concerning the necessity of the license or this filing. Service Station Dontron, Inc. KAAM-AM Salem Media of Hawaii, Inc. KAIM-AM Salem Media of Hawaii, Inc. KAIM-FM Christian Broadcasting, Inc. KAFC-FM Christian Broadcasting, Inc. KATB-FM Bott Communications, Inc. KAYX-FM Bison Media, Inc. KBIQ-FM J & M Broadcasting KBOQ-FM Kiertron, Inc. KBRI-AM Kiertron, Inc. KCBC-AM Service Station KLZ Radio, Inc. KCBR-AM Bott Broadcasting Company KCCV-AM Bott Broadcasting Company KCCV-FM Bott Communications, Inc. KCIV-FM KLZ Radio, Inc. KCMN-AM Community Broadcasting, Inc. KCRL-FM Common Ground Broadcasting, Inc. KCTK-AM Richard P. Bott, II KCVT-FM Community Broadcasting, Inc. KCVW-FM ATEP RADIO, INC. KDAR-FM McClatchey Broadcasting KELP-AM South Texas Broadcasting, Inc. KENR-AM KWSO, Inc. KERI-AM Golden Gate Broadcasting, Co., Inc. KFAX-AM Vista Broadcasting, Inc. KFIA-AM Bison Media, Inc. KGFT-FM INSPIRATION MEDIA, INC. KGNW-AM Salem Media of Hawaii, Inc. KGU-AM Salem Media of Hawaii, Inc. KHNR-AM New Inspiration Bdcstg. Co., Inc. KIEV-AM Became KRLA-AM Williams Broadcast Group KJAK-FM Golden Gate Broadcasting, Co., Inc. KJQI-FM WMUZ Radio, Inc. KJSL-AM South Texas Broadcasting, Inc. KKHT-FM New Inspiration Bdcstg. Co., Inc. KKLA-FM Inspiration Media, Inc. KKMO-AM Common Ground Broadcasting, Inc. KKMS-AM Inspiration Media, Inc. KKOL-AM KPHP Radio, Inc. KKPZ-AM KPHP Radio, Inc. KKSL-AM Community Broadcasting, Inc. KLCV-FM KLZ Radio, Inc. KLDC-AM Bott Communications, Inc. KLEX-AM Bott Communications, Inc. KLTE-FM Salem Media of California KLTX-AM KLZ Radio, Inc. KLZ-AM Salem Media of Colorado, Inc. KNUS-AM KPHP Radio, Inc. KPBX-AM Salem Media of Oregon, Inc. KPDQ-AM Salem Media of Oregon, Inc. KPDQ-PM RADIO 1210, INC. KPRZ-AM Bison Media, Inc. KPRZ-FM- Station Sold Living Word Church of Brownwood, Inc. KPSM-FM Common Ground Broadcasting, Inc. KPXQ-AM Service Station Bott Broadcasting Company KQCV-AM Community Broadcasting, Inc. KQCV-FM Salem Media of Colorado, Inc. KRKS-AM Salem Medif of Colorado, Inc. KRKS-FM McClatchey Broadcasting KROL-FM Bott Communications, Inc. KSIV-AM Community Broadcasting, Inc. KSIV-FM Inspiration Media of Texas, Inc. KSKY-AM Salem Media of Texas, Inc. KSLR-AM WMUZ Radio, Inc. KSTL-AM South Texas Broadcasting, Inc. KTEK-AM Vista Broadcasting, Inc. KTKZ-AM Inspiration Media of Texas, Inc. KWRD-FM Friendship Communications KWOF Common Ground Broadcasting, Inc. KYCR-AM Lighthouse Radio Group KYTT-FM Salem Media of Virginia, Inc. WABS-AM Blount Communications, Inc. WARV-AM Salem Media of Virginia, Inc. WAVA-FM Blount Communications Inc. of Maine WBCI-FM Goforth Media, Inc. WBHY-AM Salem Media of Tennessee, Inc. WBOZ-FM Caron Broadcasting, Inc. WCCD-AM Radio Seaway, Inc. WCLV-FM Bott Communications, Inc. WCRV-AM WCTN Radio, AM-950 WCTN-AM WDBA WDBA-FM Kimtron, Inc. WDCD-FM Kimtron, Inc. WDCW-AM Kimtron, Inc. WDCX-FM Kimtron, Inc. WDCZ-FM Kimtron, Inc. WDJC-FM WMUZ Radio, Inc. WEXL-AM New England Continental Media, Inc. WEZE-AM Newcomb Broadcasting Corp. WFAX-AM Bott Broadcasting Company WFCV-AM KW Dolmor Broadcasting Co. WFIF-AM Pennsylvania Media Associates WFIL-AM Tri-City Christian Radio, Inc. WFTH-AM Salem Media of Georgia, Inc. WGKA-AM Alton-Rainbow Corp WHIM-AM Common Ground Broadcasting, Inc. WHK-AM Caron Broadcasting, Inc. WHK-FM Caron Broadcasting, Inc. WHLO-AM Service Station Salem Media of Virginia, Inc. WITH-AM Richardson Broadcasting Corp. WJLD-AM Billy R. Autry WKRA-AM Billy R. Autry WKRA-FM Kimtron, Inc. WLGS-AM Kimtron, Inc. WLGZ-AM WMUZ Radio, Inc. WLLZ-AM Lighthouse Media, Inc. WLNL-AM Salem Media of Kentucky, Inc. WLSY-FM Salem Media of Georgia, Inc. WLTA-AM Massanutten Broadcasting Co. Inc. WLTK-FM Salem Media Corporation WMCA-AM Thomas H. Moffit, Jr. WMEN-AM WMUZ Radio, Inc, WMUZ-FM Salem Media of Georgia, Inc. WNIV-AM Salem Media of Pennsylvania, Inc. WORD-FM Salem Media of Pennsylvania, Inc. WPIT-AM WPJL, Inc, (Streaming Only) WPJL-AM Kimtron, Inc. WPTR-AM New York Times Electronic Media Company WQXR-FM Salem Media of Ohio, Inc, WRFD-AM Tennessee Media Associates, Inc. WRJZ-AM Salem Media of Kentucky, Inc. WRVI-FM TM2, Inc. WTLN-AM Caron Broadcasting, Inc. WTSJ-AM Dontron, Inc. WVJM-FM Blount Masslon Dre. WVNE-AM Salem Media of Tennessee, Inc. WVRY-FM SALEM MEDIA CORPORATION WWDJ-AM Dontron, Inc. WYBA-FM Dontron, Inc. WYCA-FM Kimtron, Inc. WYDE-AM SALEM MEDIA CORPORATION WYLL-FM Matthew Y. Fulmer/Fulmer Brdst., Inc. WZJY-AM Pennsylvania Media Associates WZZD-AM Butte Broadcasting Co., Inc. KYIX-FM Champlain Radio, Inc. WCHP-AM Monterey County Broadcasters, Inc. KKMC-AM Butte Broadcasting Co., Inc. KKXX-AM Las Vegas Broadcasters, Inc. KKVV-AM Authorized Representative of Services: Bruce G. Joseph Wiley, Rein 4 Fielding 1776 K Street, N.W„ Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 719-7258 fax (202) 719-7049 Date: January 22, 2001 ) In the Matter of ) ) Docket No. 2000-9 CARP DTRA1&Z ) Sound Digital Performance Right in ) 3[VihDL~ Recordings and Ephemeral Recordings ) P~PQP Rate Adjustment Proceeding ) ) JAN S3 2001 GENERAL COUNSEL OF COPYRIGHT Certificate of Service of The National Religious Broadcasters Ilusic License Committee's Notice of Intent To Relv I.'pon the Section 112 License I hereby certify that on January 22, 2001. I caused copies of The National Religious Broadcasters Music License Committee's Notice of Intent To Rely Upon the Section 112 License to be served via first-class mail upon the parties identified in the attached service list. 6/(Mn l~ U SERVICE LIST Docket No. N00-9 CARP DTRA1 4 X Seth 0, Greenstein Patricia Polach McDermott, %ill & Emery BrcdhoE & Kaiser, P.L.L.C 600 Thirteenth Street, N.%'. 805 Fifteenth Street, N W. Washington, D C. 20005 Suite 1000 Counselfor Musicp(ex. corn, Inc; Counselfor Washington, D. C 20005 Yahoo! Inc. Counselfor hmerican Federation of Musicians ofthe United States and Canada Jerry Rubinstein Musicplex. corn, Inc. Aaron Stone 9905 Je8crson Boulevard Global Media Network Culver City, California 90232 400 Robson Vancouver, B.C. Michael A. Kahn V6BZB4 Mazy Castle Folger Levin & Kahn Russell R. Hauth Embarcadero Center West 4880 Santa Rosa Road 275 Battery Street, 23" Floe'an Suite 300 Francisco, California 841 I 1 Camel lo, Cahfornia 93012 Counselfor FahooVnc. Representativefor: NR8 Music Iiccnsc Committee; Salem Communications Corp. Gregory J. Hessinger Ann E. Chaitovitz American Federation of Television and Radio Artists 260 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017 Arthur Levine Dard J Wittenstein Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Dow, Lohncs & Albertson, PLLC N.W Garrett & Dunner l 200 New Hampshire Avenue, 1300 I Street,,NW. Suite 800 Washington, 9. C. 20005 Washington, D.C. 200364802 Counselfor Aasgdcme Fedcratr'on of Television Counselfor Cox Radio, Inc, and Radio r4rtki& Tracy Barnes HARDRADIO.COM 3504 Locust Drive Rowlctt, Texas 75089 Bruce 0, Soltler R. Bruce %ch Fernando R. Lingu~ Kenneth L. Stcinthal Amy L. Bush~llet Bruce S. Meyer Levitt, Cohst, FNTls, Adam I. Cohen Glovsky arid Popeo, P C- Sandra M. histars 701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Fiona SchaefTer Suite 900 Randy W Singers %'ashington, D.C. 20004 Weil, Gotshal 4 Mantes Counselfor Music Choice 76'7 Fifth Avenue Yew York, 'Aesop York 10l53 Counselfor: ABC, Inc; AEI Mv si c,'4'~ark, Inc; America Online, Inc„. Americun Broadband Prodvc6ons, LLC; BET. corn, LLC; CBS Broadcasting Inc; CDncrw Onli ne, Its c; Digital Bitcasting Corp.; Ihe Eclectic Radio Company LLC; Everstream Inc; Launch Media, fnc; Live365.corn; MTVi Group LLP/ MTV Netsvorks, a division oj Viacom International, Inc; XelRadio Corporation; Radio &avc com; Rolling Stone Radia/Rea( .tsletworksi Tunes.corn, Inc; 77te $Valt Disney Company; JVestsvind Media. corn, Inc; TuneTo.corn, Irtc,'OUNDSBIG. corn, Inc; RadioActive Media Partners, Inc; Bonne i l(e International Corporation; MyP/ay, Inc; Echo IVetworks ('flea iGroove cow); American Online, Inc/Spinner. cone; I.isterr. corn; Broadtime. corn LLC; Univision Online; Incanta, Inc; Moodlogic, fnc.; EGBS'; Loudeye Technologies, Inc; Covntry. corn, Inc; Comedy Central; VocaLoca, Inc; .Vusic&atch, Inc; Emmis Commv nicari on s Corporation; i Village Inc; i CAST Corpora6on; XACT Radio LLC; Entercam Communication Corp.; Coollink Broadcast .&en ork; CBS Television Sta6ons Group; ~iucom Internet Services, Inc; Sv sqv eh ajar a Radio Corp.; Cromwell Group, Inc and Crab ell Radio Group; Local Media Inter~a ~etstu re, Inc; DMX Music, Inc u:~~142bersachcurrsnt.~ January 10, 2001 Stefan M.
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