To: FLAMING DEATH
OK, try this for analogy.
In the process of stealing a piece of art from an art gallery, you damage it .
Can you claim it is no longer original?
85 posted on
08/03/2003 6:10:19 PM PDT by
Wil H
To: Wil H
When you download music, you don't damage or destroy the original. The CD you copy still works fine. Only the MP3 is degraded in quality.
I want to pursue further the analogy between copyright of news articles and copyright of music.
Obviously, thousands post news articles on Freerepublic each day. This is just as much a copyright violation as ripping and sharing MP3's. Read the copyright notice from the Houston Chronicle in my last post, and you will agree.
I can't understand how this be justified, while music downloading cannot. Kevin Curry hasn't answered yet...
By the way, I've enjoyed the debate thus far...
86 posted on
08/04/2003 1:01:39 AM PDT by
FLAMING DEATH
(Why do I carry a .45? Because they don't make a .46!)
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