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Posted by Bill on 02/01/07 17:13
That's an interesting angle. Isn't the customer essentially having his
own archive copy made of music he is perfectly entitled to, by a proxy?
You know, we keep recycling these arguments about the law-- as I've
said before, I would be very interested in hearing of any actual court
case that reached judgment (none of this "out of court settlement"
crap). I am very skeptical that any case similar to that described
below ever resulted in a guilty verdict-- but that's just my intuition.
Steve Guidry wrote:
> Well, we routinely turn cstomers like this away, but I know that just go
> down the street to one of my competitors - - one of which advertises this
> specific instance in his ad, as well as "let us make CD's of all your old
> record LP's". I guess he's just relying on luck to not get caught.
>
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