Linked by Paul Cesarini on Mon 8th Sep 2003 03:02 UTC
Multimedia, AV Thanks to a provision in the 1976 Copyright Act, U.S. law allows the first purchaser of copyrighted material (a book, CD, etc) to subsequently re-sell that item without the copyright owner's consent. In this age of online distribution and the budding, halting attempts at legitimizing it, is the the right to re-sell going to be upheld?
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RE: Too bad he didn't buy it.
by SCREWtheCARTELS on Mon 8th Sep 2003 06:20 UTC

"3) Buy news guys RIAA isn't doing anything wrong."

You don't call price-fixing(http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/32048.html) wrong?

If you don't, what about payola(http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2002/03/13/indie_promotion/)?

Sounds like a strange sense of values to me.