Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 17th Jan 2011 12:02 UTC
I generally need a billion words to explain the problems inherit in the current copyright system. Joss Stone needs just one minute. "I don't care how you hear it - as long as you hear it." Can we please appoint Ms Stone as supreme overlord of the universe?
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RE[3]: Yes, you need a lot of words to explain it.
by dylansmrjones on Mon 17th Jan 2011 15:23
in reply to "RE[2]: Yes, you need a lot of words to explain it."
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RE[4]: Yes, you need a lot of words to explain it.
by JAlexoid on Mon 17th Jan 2011 15:34
in reply to "RE[3]: Yes, you need a lot of words to explain it."
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It is not illegal in EU at all. It is a copyright violation, but not a criminal offense.
Copyright is no right - it's a privilege (and a bad one, just like all other privileges).
Copyright is no right - it's a privilege (and a bad one, just like all other privileges).
In most EU countries, there is no such thing as copyright(Maybe UK and Ireland have copyright). There are author's rights.
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2009-07-27
It isn't illegal to download copyrighted music and movies in the Netherlands, but it is illegal to spread them.
Edited 2011-01-17 13:52 UTC