this article was written in 1996, and also includes an article that basically says that the ASCAP is only seeking compensation from large profitable "resort" type camps.
true, it looks like they didnt decide that until after lots of bad publicity and calls from members and such, but the parent post is certainly not an accurate portrayal.
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this article was written in 1996, and also includes an article that basically says that the ASCAP is only seeking compensation from large profitable "resort" type camps. true, it looks like they didnt decide that until after lots of bad publicity and calls from members and such, but the parent post is certainly not an accurate portrayal.