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Story: UK gets tough on music swappers
Posted by: silvryn (Tuesday 15 March 2005, 10:08 PM)
I find this amusing to say the least. We have the BPI going after people who allow songs to be uploaded from their machines. Not because they are getting into a tizzy about it, but they don't go after the companies that sell the CDs in the first place.
For example.. Sony EMI sell music CDs and Film DVDs, but the user can copy that music or DVD movie to their hard drives and therefore be shared. And also they sell CD-RW / DVD-RW ROM units and blank cds/dvds to the public and not expect them to use them for copying?
It would appear that those in the industry want thier cake and be able to eat it...from both ends.
If the major electronics industry want to sell cds /dvds with useless encryption then maybe a rethink on their part is needed.
Or could they just sell the music cheaper? now there's an idea!
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Story: UK gets tough on music swappers
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..."Downloading 2/298"....Oh sorry there, oh I see... Gordon Brown -
"The UK music industry has compared the fight agai... Paul Glover
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If music was more reasonably priced when it f... mirf -
The British Music Industry are no better than ther... pete N
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I find this amusing to say the least. We have the... silvryn -
With this battle it's just one public relatio... NJ
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