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01-27-2010 08:34 PM |
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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
(Post 16756545)
he is of the opinion that if 1 cd is sold the person has every right to give it to everyone on earth , while profitiing off it, and the artist gets nothing but the cut off 1 cd.
he likely also believes pigs fly and the earth is flat, so i wouldn't get too in to any debate
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nope never said that once, however once you bought the music you have a right to back up and recover it using any technology available.
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Originally Posted by Twisted Dave
(Post 16756560)
Well, CD's do say for home use and no public performance, lending, copying etc... so he's of course wrong on every level :)
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i suggest you read the copyright act
every copyright holder explictly grants a purchase a whole bunch of rights automatically (fair use) when they accept the exclusive rights under the act.
if what you were saying every single second hand cd store would be illegal.
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Originally Posted by sortie
(Post 16756758)
I think the issue is one of "choice of the creator"; torrents helped you but they don't
help Madonna/Prince/Britney Spears etc... They are just losing sales/money that they
can make through MTV and radio.
There wouldn't be an issue if the artist could decided if they wanted their music on it
or not. Some would do it and some would not.
Simple matter of "let me control my own stuff please".
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copyright is a CONDITIONAL monopoly so this bullshit about creators having complete and absolute control is total bullshit.
you don't have a right to demand people pay you twice for the same right to listen
oink provided a service that allowed buyers recover the stuff they bought (really money or piracy tax)
it could be abused by people who didn't pay for the stuff get it for free, those are the people who should be found and procecuted.
just like the vcr you don't sue walmart for selling the devices, you go after the guys daisy chaining them together to make unauthorized copies (fair use or explictly)
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