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Ripping your own CD to iPod not legal

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  • T TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

    nope, wrong. i've done my research.

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    Chris Losinger
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    if you don't think the RIAA, along with the MPAA and the rest of the media cartels, are literally writing our copyright laws, then you really need to do some more of that research. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker

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    • T TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

      nope, wrong. i've done my research.

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      Shog9 0
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      Chris is just being dramatically bitter. Next he'll post something that casts doubt on the abilities of our free market economy to self-regulate and ultimately improve the lives of you and i via pure economic forces. He may even go so far as to dispute the intrinsic freedom and fairness of our markets. Of course, these are just the feverish ramblings of his addled mind, tormented day and night by his black, hate-filled heart. Ignore them; tomorrow will be as today, you'll always be safe and warm... :)

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      • J Jeremy Falcon

        Can we still sing or hum, or is that open for lawsuit too? :laugh: Jeremy Falcon

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        Tom Archer
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        I guess that depends on how bad you are ;) Tom Archer (blog) Program Manager MSDN Online (Windows Vista and Visual C++) MICROSOFT

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          Chris is just being dramatically bitter. Next he'll post something that casts doubt on the abilities of our free market economy to self-regulate and ultimately improve the lives of you and i via pure economic forces. He may even go so far as to dispute the intrinsic freedom and fairness of our markets. Of course, these are just the feverish ramblings of his addled mind, tormented day and night by his black, hate-filled heart. Ignore them; tomorrow will be as today, you'll always be safe and warm... :)

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          TheGreatAndPowerfulOz
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          that's good. made me smile ;P;P:-D:-D

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          • C Chris Losinger

            if you don't think the RIAA, along with the MPAA and the rest of the media cartels, are literally writing our copyright laws, then you really need to do some more of that research. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker

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            Chris Losinger wrote:

            media cartels, are literally writing our copyright laws,

            yeah, verily, I believe it. But we're not there yet. Of course, I could be wrong, but my current understanding is that the way the laws (and court cases) are right now support what I have said.

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            • D Douglas Troy

              *shock me* Story here[^] - hopefully not a repost ... I say X|


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              El Corazon
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              What if I make my own CD eventually, from my own music... do I have to ask permission of myself? Do I have to put it in writing in order to prove I gave myself permission to copy my own music? I am not surprised actually.... disappointed, but not surprised. It is always better for any company to sell the same song a half-dozen times, once in CD format, once in MP3, once in AAC, once in MP4, etc. _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

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              • T TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

                Chris Losinger wrote:

                media cartels, are literally writing our copyright laws,

                yeah, verily, I believe it. But we're not there yet. Of course, I could be wrong, but my current understanding is that the way the laws (and court cases) are right now support what I have said.

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                Chris Losinger
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                as i understand it, the basic definition of "fair use" is still pretty much the same as it's always been. so, in that sense, you're 100% correct. but media companies are doing their best to chip away at what we're legally allowed to do with those fair use rights - for one example, we have the right to use small samples of works in our own stuff. but the media companies are trying desperately to make it legally impossible for us to actually obtain those samples by wrapping them in DRM schemes that you can't legally break. it's like being legally able to take a drug that's becoming absolutely illegal to buy, sell or distribute - eventualyl it's not much of a right. and Congress is not on our side. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker -- modified at 22:09 Wednesday 22nd February, 2006

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                • S Shog9 0

                  Chris is just being dramatically bitter. Next he'll post something that casts doubt on the abilities of our free market economy to self-regulate and ultimately improve the lives of you and i via pure economic forces. He may even go so far as to dispute the intrinsic freedom and fairness of our markets. Of course, these are just the feverish ramblings of his addled mind, tormented day and night by his black, hate-filled heart. Ignore them; tomorrow will be as today, you'll always be safe and warm... :)

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                  Chris Losinger
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                  Shog9 wrote:

                  Chris is just being dramatically bitter

                  ahem. that's naturally bitter. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker

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                  • J Jorgen Sigvardsson

                    If I could fart "Oops, I did it again", I would contribute a recording to the world. :)

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                    NotYourAverageGuy
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                    Hehe...I always thought that ws how she found that song in the first place...Just a bad burrito, a few cervsa's and whaddaya know... -George

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