[cisco-voip] On hold music

[Anthony Holloway]

The common knowledge here is that you need royalty free music, pay for
custom music, or pay for re-broadcast rights (E.g., Muzak).

However, whether or not someone will report you, that's another story.  My
guess is, it's pretty low.

On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 11:47 AM James Dust <
james.dust at charles-stanley.co.uk> wrote:

> Afternoon all,
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> Can anyone tell me what alternate hold music they are using (other then
> Cisco default) as my management are concerned we might be infringing on
> copyright should we use an audio file other than cisco’s default,
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> Anyone have experience of this?
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