In Latin American Music v. Media Power Group, where radio station owner Media was sued by Latin for copyright infringement for playing music without a license, the appeals court held that:
a. Media's infringements were "innocent" so it did not have to pay any damages
b. Media's infringements were "innocent" so it had to pay only $200 per download
c. Media's infringements were "knowing" so it would pay $750 per download
d. Media did not infringe because Latin could not provide proof of copyright ownership e. none of the other choices are correct
d
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