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Very nice legal overview, also I like Scotland's approach a lot newyorkersedai Send a noteboard - 19/01/2011 11:21:47 PM
leaving it down to taking physical property is very nice. It seems almost based on the internet model that existed 10 years ago when napster was the bomb. Still, the actual companies who produce shows must hate that.
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Why is downloading "illegally" really illegal? j-whitt987 - 19/01/2011 03:30:57 PM 1752 Views
Hmmm Dark Knight - 19/01/2011 05:00:16 PM 1326 Views
I think Camilla - 19/01/2011 05:11:56 PM 1225 Views
you can't legally record and distribute TV shows random thoughts - 19/01/2011 05:21:06 PM 1328 Views
Re: you can't legally record and distribute TV shows j-whitt987 - 19/01/2011 09:52:48 PM 1413 Views
Many shows (especially sports) forbid the duplication of said show in a statement or the credits. everynametaken - 20/01/2011 03:22:10 AM 1261 Views
I haven't been able to read the credits for TV shows in years. j-whitt987 - 20/01/2011 03:51:40 AM 1131 Views
Ignorance of the law is not a valid defence *NM* Stephen - 21/01/2011 01:21:25 PM 617 Views
How do you figure that? j-whitt987 - 21/01/2011 02:08:13 PM 1228 Views
Re: How do you figure that? Bergioyn - 21/01/2011 09:09:19 PM 1278 Views
Re: How do you figure that? j-whitt987 - 21/01/2011 09:19:46 PM 1143 Views
Re: How do you figure that? Brian - 22/01/2011 08:33:04 PM 1707 Views
What is an imaginary island? The_Muted_Grimaud - 23/01/2011 04:47:40 AM 1280 Views
In some places it's exactly that Brian - 23/01/2011 07:35:32 AM 1526 Views
A lot of it's volume. Palatine - 19/01/2011 05:32:03 PM 1240 Views
Your argument lacks merit. jh - 19/01/2011 05:50:11 PM 1238 Views
Agreed. Camilla - 19/01/2011 06:01:13 PM 1075 Views
Both terms lack accuracy in this case really. Jacob - 19/01/2011 06:37:29 PM 1500 Views
That's what I mean right there. j-whitt987 - 19/01/2011 06:48:38 PM 1254 Views
The punishable crime is Jacob - 21/01/2011 01:57:54 PM 1432 Views
Re: Your argument lacks merit. Palatine - 20/01/2011 03:40:20 PM 1199 Views
In my opinion Bergioyn - 19/01/2011 09:22:29 PM 1219 Views
The battle is over, the internet won ironclad - 19/01/2011 10:12:50 PM 1187 Views
We need to distinguish between a crime and a tort. Tim - 19/01/2011 10:17:30 PM 1342 Views
Very interesting. j-whitt987 - 19/01/2011 10:28:35 PM 1371 Views
Another scrabble word for you is "delict". That's what we call tort in Scotland. Tim - 19/01/2011 10:37:08 PM 1254 Views
I saw. j-whitt987 - 19/01/2011 10:41:27 PM 1171 Views
It won't get you very many points. Rebekah - 19/01/2011 10:37:26 PM 1100 Views
I would set me up for tortellini. j-whitt987 - 19/01/2011 10:40:45 PM 1156 Views
Also in most circumstances you could use "trot" instead. *NM* Tim - 19/01/2011 10:42:26 PM 696 Views
Very nice legal overview, also I like Scotland's approach a lot newyorkersedai - 19/01/2011 11:21:47 PM 1172 Views
The case that decided information can't be stolen dates from 1987. Tim - 20/01/2011 09:35:31 AM 1950 Views
Unfortunately, damages can result in thousands of dollars for one song soilent brad - 22/01/2011 08:19:40 PM 1092 Views
Here's the US answer on the VCR thing, and how it relates to today's copyright problems newyorkersedai - 19/01/2011 11:35:31 PM 1316 Views
Re: Here's the US answer on the VCR thing, and how it relates to today's copyright problems *NM* newyorkersedai - 19/01/2011 11:37:56 PM 671 Views
Re: Here's the US answer on the VCR thing, and how it relates to today's copyright problems j-whitt987 - 20/01/2011 12:49:55 AM 1518 Views
I look at it both ways, like crossing the street newyorkersedai - 20/01/2011 05:37:30 AM 1381 Views
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