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Posted by worldap on 11/06/06 05:22
Hello I am a university student who majors in a law in Korea. The
following paragraph is a part of 'Licence Agreement' of the p2p
companies.
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※ iMesh
Importing Songs. You can use the iMesh Software to import certain song
files that you have obtained independent of the Service and play them
using the Software. iMesh does not represent or guarantee that the
Software will successfully import or support any song files that are
not downloaded or purchased using the iMesh Service. Further, iMesh
does not purport to grant you any rights to use any such song files.
Put simply, as an iMesh user you agree to respect copyrights in the
Songs import. Don’t use iMesh to steal music! If you violate the
copyright laws or any other intellectual property laws, fines or
criminal charges may be brought against you. You may even go to jail.
Do you really want to go to jail? They may not let you take your iMesh
with you.
※bittorren
BitTorrent will have the right to investigate and prosecute violations
of any of the above restrictions, including but not limited to
intellectual property rights infringement and Sites security issues, to
the fullest extent of the law. BitTorrent may involve and cooperate
with law enforcement authorities in prosecuting users who violate this
Agreement. You acknowledge that BitTorrent has no obligation to monitor
your access to or use of the Sites or Content, but has the right to do
so for the purpose of operating the Sites, to ensure your compliance
with this Agreement or to comply with applicable law or the order or
requirement of a court, administrative agency or other governmental
body.
※limewire
What happens if I commit copyright infringement?
Your activities on peer-to-peer networks such as LimeWire's may be
monitored by copyright owners. By committing copyright infringement
your risks include significant settlement fees if you are sued.
Copyright owners have sued thousands of people for online copyright
infringement. Don't be the next one!
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Is this a correct claim in legally???
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