The Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010 (STELA), Pub. L. No 111-175, amended Section 111 of the Copyright Act to allow a cable system to calculate its royalty fees on a community-by-community basis. STELA also eliminated the possibility of an infringement action against those systems that historically did not pay for carriage of phantom signals, and it clarified that cable systems that had paid for carriage of these signals were not entitled to a refund or offset for those payments. The legislation, however, did not address whether a cable system was entitled to a refund for nonphantom-related reporting errors in the case where the cable system has an outstanding balance owed for carriage of phantom signals for an accounting period prior to the 2010/1 period. Consequently, the Copyright Office seeks comment on whether a cable operator may receive refunds in situations where it has failed to pay for the carriage of distant signals on a system-wide basis under the Copyright Act before STELA amended the Act. Comments are due no later than November 3, 2010. The due date for reply comments that was published in the Federal Register is incorrect. Reply comments are due December 3, 2010. For further information, go to www.copyright.gov.