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Originally Posted by kane
As I said, and you made my point for me. If the show DOES NOT air in the country then those people do not have the right to download it because they have nothing to timeshift.
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So since there is no access shifting established, again, if it hasn't aired, they don't have the right to download it.
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re read the quote it has not been establish here, in the us or canada, the precedent for a de jur access shifting has been established part of the EU.
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So you contradict yourself here. You say that access shifting hasn't been established, yet you think people should be allowed to access shift.
It is not public domain content. The owner of the content may wish to market to that country at a later date so the copyright owner should be allowed to protect their content if they see fit.
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you asked what do i believe, not what is currently legal right now
i believe access shifting should be a fair use right
i know the similarities between us and canadian and the EU laws that make the same legal precedent valid in US and canada.
so it will become a fair use right, and i look forward to the day, since trillions of dollars of technology advancement is being held back by location monopoly extension.