Copyright law: the right to profit excessively?
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Topic started by Martin T (mart2929)
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mart2929Fri 09/11/07 15:02 |
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In EU copyright law, the feasibility of a copy is apparently a reason to impose a cost on the purchase of blank media, irrespective of its eventual use. This goes well beyond any presumptive licence that a buyer might reasonably assume about buying a CD, and how she/he might reasonably use it. |
philc777Fri 09/11/07 15:31 |
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I am so glad that no-one else has posted anything on here, I was feeling stupid. |
#89298Fri 09/11/07 18:36 |
I think, basically, that we pay a supplement on blank tapes and discs because we might use those blank discs and tapes to copy music onto. Music that belongs to someone else. |
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