Mercora is a network of multiple networks. Each individual network complies with the copyright law of the country it operates in. For people on Mercoras US network, here are the various rules that apply. Webcasting Mercora lets you webcast music on the Internet using the Mercora client running on your PC and the Mercora servers located on the domain mercora.com. We have obtained a statutory license for the non-interactive webcasting of digital audio as per the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), 17 U.S.C. § 114 (requires Adobe Acrobat plug-in). This license pertains to the digital performance rights of sound recordings and the associated reporting and royalty payments to SoundExchange® (the independent non-profit organization that represents over 500 record companies and associated labels). We have also obtained all U.S. (and in most cases international) musical composition performance rights through our licenses with ASCAP, BMI and SESAC. These pertain to the performance rights and associated royalties due to song writers. We take care of all the reporting and royalty payments that are due to these various organizations. You (the end user) do not have to worry about any of this. How it works Once you have installed the Mercora client, you can tell the client about the digital music files you would like to include in your Mercora music library. Once you do this, you can use the Mercora client to organize and play this music locally and also make the music available for webcasting to others on the Mercora Network. The Mercora client webcasts your music when you are online in conjunction with the central Mercora streaming servers, through which other users on the network can receive your webcast. This Program is so good its unbelievable. Its got all the music you neeed in the world. Just search its no lie. No spyware or anything. This program is a powerhouse. It is so great. We worked really hard on this. I hope you enjoyed it.