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Imagine you are creating an ad for a hybrid car and you need background music. Describe the sources you can use to locate the appropriate music for your advertisement. Which method would be the least expensive? Which method would be the most costly? Why?

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This solution explores various sources you can use to locate music for an advertisement for a hybrid car. It evaluates which is the least expensive, and which is the most costly and why. It includes links and examples.

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To find music for a commercial you want to make sure you handle the copyright issue- if you were to download a popular song off the web you would initially pay very little but ultimately get sued and it could be quite costly. Other alternatives would be to use a source like audionetwork ...

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