Posted by Jay G. on 11/25/05 19:33

On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 11:04:59 -0500, Jeff Rife wrote:

> Goro (evilninjax@yahoo.com) wrote in alt.video.dvd:
>> Sony's exchange program also gives buyers of the 52 in-question CDs the
>> option of receiving unprotected MP3 files of the album's tracks, in
>> large part because the disc exchange process takes three to six weeks.
>>
>> Those users will receive an e-mail directing them to a site where they
>> can download the MP3 files, Sony said on its exchange program Web page.
>
> So, now Sony has gone the other way, and is basically giving away these
> songs to anybody who wants them, even if they hadn't purchased a CD, because
> we all know the web address/login information will become public knowledge.

Well, it's not like those wanting them for free didn't already have
dishonest ways to aquire them.

-Jay

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