Somebody who owns a bar in a restaurant where they have a TV with cable TV says he would not show entertainment DVDs, because it is against the law(they are licensed for private home exhibition only). However, I know of a dentist's waiting room that showed entertainment videos for little kids(not related to the dentist), as well as a vacation resort that showed entertainment videos in the snack bar. Were the instances of showing entertainment videos in a waiting room or snack bar illegal?
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Question about law on showing videos
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Krazedmuppet
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umm.. yes its still illegal- its weather or not someone is actualy going to DO something about it legaly- will they? probably not. Especialy in a DR. office for little kids.
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lol- whos going to go in to a Dr. office and turn off the only thing thats keeping those kids from screaming? Tell those kids "no- you cant watch Nemo- its illegal"