Second, the Office questioned whether retransmission of a broadcast signal over the Internet involved solely the performance right, and in fact did not implicate the reproduction right as well. Id. Unlike real-time cable or satellite retransmissions, Internet retransmissions require the making of temporary copies within the computer systems delivering the retransmissions, which allow the audio or video programming to appear to be played in real time to the end user. A compulsory license for Internet retransmissions would, consequently, require abrogation of not one but two exclusive rights granted under section 106 of the Copyright Act: the performance right and the reproduction right.