After Becoming Tired of the Muzzak Piped into Your Office

question 47

Multiple Choice

After becoming tired of the muzzak piped into your office, you decide to subscribe to an online, listener- supported radio station dedicated to jazz and blues music. You had thought that there was no upfront fee, but that listeners may make a donation using their electronic wallets. Clicking through the site, you are asked to provide certain information on a contractual form. One day, after several visits to the web site, you notice a hyperlink labeled terms of service while viewing the previous hour's play list. You click the link and a document opens, indicating that, by streaming music from the web site, you have agreed to pay a flat fee on a monthly basis with a minimum subscription of one year. On your previous visits, you never noticed the hyperlink, which is barely visible in fine print, at the bottom corner of the home page right next to a flashy and distracting animation. Which of the following BEST characterizes this situation?

• A) You may have entered into a contract but its terms likely do not include a year of monthly fees.
• B) You have entered into a contract and owe a year of monthly fees.
• C) You can rely on Rudder v Microsoft to get out of this contract.
• D) You have not entered into a contract.
• E) None of the above.

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Comprehend the impact and incidence of general sales tax.

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Definitions:

Meta-communication

Communication about communication, discussing how something was said or the underlying meanings and assumptions in a conversation.

Contradict

To be in opposition or disagreement with something, often involving a direct challenge to a statement or premise.

Justify

To provide reasons or evidence in support of an idea, action, or decision, often with the aim of proving its correctness or necessity.

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Approaches in social work that inadvertently perpetuate inequalities and social injustice, rather than alleviating them.