People who sing in karaoke bars in south China's Guangzhou City may have to count the number of songs they choose as local authorities are mulling over imposing a one yuan (0.13 US dollar) royalty fee on each song, according to a newspaper report.
Friday, January 06, 2006
Time also also was was...
... that a man could sing karaoke for free, provided he bought several rounds of plum wine and wore a sombrero.
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