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The document outlines regulations and procedures for filing claims for cable and satellite royalties with the Copyright Office, particularly in light of disruptions caused by postal service issues. It details acceptable methods for submission, including hand delivery, electronic mail, online forms, and traditional mail, while emphasizing the importance of timely filing by July 31, 2002. The document also waives certain signature requirements for electronic submissions due to these disruptions.

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