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Does copyright law have to be re-evaluated in this new world of music swapping?
yes
no
maybe
In some cases yes, most cases no,
My advice goes as follows,
Go home, brick yourself in,
Think about it properly, go back to the beginning.
My advice goes as follows,
Go home, brick yourself in,
Think about it properly, go back to the beginning.
The definitive answer is, "Ask CopyrightQ."
I don't know
Who cares?
REPLY HAZY, TRY AGAIN
Potentially, yes
yes and no
OUTLOOK NOT SO GOOD
Hey... oh wait... nevermind.
good thread
it's a bit of a gray-area
Quite possibly.
Mr. Inches, it's not just music but all digitizable media: Images, Movies, Video, Software, Books, etc.
Microsoft used to charge by the CPU, now they've changed that to by the CPU core (due to the advent of multicore CPUs), and they're trying to change that to include Multiple System Images per Processor Core (due to Server Virtualization).
Microsoft used to charge by the CPU, now they've changed that to by the CPU core (due to the advent of multicore CPUs), and they're trying to change that to include Multiple System Images per Processor Core (due to Server Virtualization).
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 30 2006, 12:39 PM) [snapback]231355[/snapback]
Mr. Inches, it's not just music but all digitizable media: Images, Movies, Video, Software, Books, etc.
Yes. That's what I meant. Thanks for the clarification.
QUOTE(Hewletts Daughter @ Oct 30 2006, 12:20 PM) [snapback]231341[/snapback]
it's a bit of a gray-area
How gray, charcoal? ©
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