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Old 02 Jul 2012, 22:47   #73
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Does this mean that you could photo copy a whole book in a shop or library as long as the copy is for your use only? That seems extraordinary!
No, because that's where article 16b, sub 2 applies, and you may only copy a small portion of the work, unless “it may reasonably assumed that no new copies will be made available to third parties for payment of any kind”.

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Actually the book analogy is a good one. Presumably most people would agree that you shouldn't illegally download copies of books free when you should be buying them? I dont see why albums are any different.
Actually, the book industry seems to be going through exactly the same motions/making the same mistakes the record industry did some years ago. E-books are the new mp3s. Vendor/device lock-in, high price-points, not making buying your product through legit channels so easy that pirating the stuff isn't worth it…
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