| Re: Who Owns the Music? |
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Gordon Burditt (gordonb.2asgo@burditt.org)Sat, 03 Dec 2005 07:02:37 -0000
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> The recent discussions about Sony led to some interesting discussions > among my colleagues about the used CD market:
I have a number of floppy disks labelled "Sony". Do I have to worry
> - if I buy a new CD, I am presumably entitled to record it for local
Yes you are prohibited from reselling it or giving away the original,
> There is a huge used CD market out there. And my kids keep taking my
> - if I resell or give away the CD, what about the next buyer/owner --
Yes, provided she/he/it passes on all the copies or destroys them.
> - if I made a recording of the originally purchased CD, may I bequeath
Yes, provided you pass on all the copies or destroy them.
> The point may be moot -- one of our Thanksgiving dinner companions
It is extremely difficult to design DRM to stop only *illegal*
Gordon L. Burditt |
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