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So, one week ago, I received an email from SoundClapp, an important notice regarding a violation.

One of our tracks was the Antibandian breach of their terms of use. The track in breach

was Case 26, Lisa Marie Young. To be honest, I didn't even read their email properly. Because

straight away I thought that's the only episode that we play a full song of. The beautiful

track written and performed by Lisa's friend, Alison Crow, titled Lisa's song. I assumed

that was the issue. SoundClapp realised there was a song played on the podcast and they

believed there might be a copyright issue or something. So, I replied to the email and

didn't think too much more of it. I knew we had full permission to use the song and I thought

it wouldn't take long to sort the issue out. A few days passed and I still hadn't heard

anything back from SoundClapp and the track was still down. So I mentioned it to a friend

who I then showed the email to. He pointed out that I was completely wrong. The violation

had nothing to do with the use of a song. I'll quote directly from the email. One of your

tracks has been found to be in breach of our terms of use on the grounds of violating

an individual's right of privacy slash publicity without their prior consent. The tracking

question is Case 26, Lisa Marie Young. So that changed things a little bit. If I had

actually read the email properly to begin with, I would have realised earlier. So I got

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