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Originally Posted by gideongallery
my personal copying exemption is a fair use right as a canadian, if you take the copyright protection (have rights to sue for) you accept the exemption under the conditions negotiated on your behalf by the CRIA.
If you don't accept the copyright protection, then the content is in the public domain anyway so there is no liability.
you can't have it both ways (take the exclusive rights, and not accept the fair use)
fair use must be accepted by every copyright holder who claims the exclusive rights of copyright act whatever country it is that is defining the fair use rights
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That still doesn't answer my question, because there is no such thing as fair use rights, unless I've been paid (in my example). Canadian laws can not give you right to something Canada didn't pay for. And I do not have to accept anything but my own laws - and my laws do not control my freedom to set a price myself...