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Story: Judge rules DVD-copying program is illegal
Posted by: Anonymous (Tuesday 1 June 2004, 11:36 AM)
It all sounds fine to me. Don't back-up and when you disc becomes damaged (which will happen because they are 'not suitable for use' {too delicate}) of course the movie companies will exchange the disc for a new one. I guess they could even charge a nominal fee, say $0.50 as you've already paid for the license.
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Story: Judge rules DVD-copying program is illegal
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What a disgusting insult to civil liberties. DVD's... Anonymous -
What implications are there in this for things lik... Anonymous
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Intersting argument by the judge. When are they go... Anonymous
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This is little to late, 321 may have to stop selli... Paul Davis
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Maybe its about time they realised that the more t... Andrew Hughes
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It all sounds fine to me. Don't back-up and when y... Anonymous -
If as some of the US lawmaker want, they ban the p... Robert Privett
