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Fattyshank Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of "Courtesy"
Hello.
After watching a movie you can see titles and when they reach the list of soundtracks, beneath every song i can see the inscription: "Courtesy of MCA Records" What does it mean "courtesy" Just in this sense. I know that "courtesy" is something like politeness or decency. But, how does it refer to a record company?
Thanks.
After watching a movie you can see titles and when they reach the list of soundtracks, beneath every song i can see the inscription: "Courtesy of MCA Records" What does it mean "courtesy" Just in this sense. I know that "courtesy" is something like politeness or decency. But, how does it refer to a record company?
Thanks.
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Organizations own the rights to the music they produce. To use the music in any setting requires permission. You can get that by buying a license or asking for it.
- Organizations own the rights to the music they produce.
- To use the music in any setting requires permission.
- You can get that by buying a license or asking for it.
- That line means that permission was given.
- " For example, if you go to a charity dinner, you might see on the program something like "Paper products courtesy of Shop n' Save.
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Organizations own the rights to the music they produce. To use the music in any setting requires permission. You can get that by buying a license or asking for it.
That line means that permission was given.
Sometimes the word "courtesy of" means "it was provided at no cost." For example, if you go to a charity dinner, you might see on the program something like "Paper products co
That line means that permission was given.
Sometimes the word "courtesy of" means "it was provided at no cost." For example, if you go to a charity dinner, you might see on the program something like "Paper products co
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