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maybeam

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for the third argument

An entertainment program can get adequate media exposure without making the program's entire content free for everyone on a website.

i donot think that onlie video folks think that
An entertainment program can get adequate media exposure without making the program's entire content free for everyone on a website.
even though they make statement Online video sites are not asking for programming content to be available in their entirety freely across the web. which i have marked in red rectangle box. their nxt statement is quite contrary which is marked in blue rectangle.

Can someone help me on this?

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