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Story: Sony DRM rootkit 'legal in the UK'
Posted by: David Wright (Saturday 5 November 2005, 1:03 PM)
I don't buy any CD's with copy-protection, not because I want to copy the CD's, but because I don't want the CD's interferring with my equipment.
I don't want to copy or distribute copies of my CD's, so why should I be treated as a potential criminal? If the record companies are going to treat me like that, they obviously don't need my money.
I actually grabbed a pile of CD's the other week and got to the checkout, where I noticed one of them was copyprotected, so I dumped it and double checked the rest of the cases, of the 10 CD's I wanted, I ended up buying just 2...
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Story: Sony DRM rootkit 'legal in the UK'
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Don't buy SONY, just don't. Do you really think th... Samuel, UK -
Interesting that you quote the EULA after Sony has... Lynn Macey
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Interesting that you quote the EULA after Sony has... Lynn Macey
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I don't buy any CD's with copy-protection, no... David Wright -
EULA's aren't really legally binding if they viola... Anonymous
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Whether what Sony has done or proposed to do is le... Peter
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Boycott ALL Sony products, right now, right here i... Nick Stevens
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Slight mistake in this article..
Any EULA or contr... micheal rossiter
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Sign the Online Petition!
Probably the best way to... Uri Silberman
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I hope to buy some Sony products shortly.
In... Big Al
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The article is totally based on wrong assumptions.... Bronislaw Kozicki
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A spokesman for Sony BMG would not comment on... Anonymous
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I personally will never buy a drm protec... Mik
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