The Copyright Office has long been a critic of compulsory licensing for broadcast retransmissions. A compulsory license is not only a derogation of a copyright owner's exclusive rights, but it also prevents the marketplace from deciding the fair value of copyrighted works through government-set price controls. In addition, we believe that a compulsory license for Internet retransmissions of television broadcast signals is not warranted, and such activity is not comparable to retransmissions via cable and satellite.