As long as all temporary copies are deleted so there's no element of redistribution then there's no problem. Once you own a legal copyright to the material what you do with it, as long as it's not unlicensed distribution, is your business.
"As long as all temporary copies are deleted so there's no element of redistribution then there's no problem. Once you own a legal copyright to the material what you do with it, as long as it's not unlicensed distribution, is your business.
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Actually, as a consumer, you own the right to the COPY of the work you purchased. That has been extended to allow you to make a copy for your personal use.
In the case before this court, the defendant WAS redistributing COPIES of the work, not the original work, or even a faithful COPY of that work. By redistributing COPIES of the work, they were in violation of the copyright laws. It's that simple.