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Topic History of: Illegal to copy music you've bough
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hedda	it was always illegal to copy tv shows etc with your VCR (only those over 50 will know what a vcr is )
JK2006	Not for me it's not. I burn EVERYTHING onto CD/Rs for car entertainment. Still haven't caught up with mp3's let alone streaming and bit torrent.
Michael	As far as I can remember, it is legal to make a personal copy of music you bought in many European countries. The idea was that you could burn a copy of a CD for your car. Very reasonable, but even that idea is a bit redundant now. m
andrew	giles2008 wrote: Thats why they like downloads so much. No resale. But easy to transfer to a CD and give to mates, there are plenty of proxys to get torrents. Pirates will always win.
Chris Retro	The longetivity you see in the singles chart now is a lot to do with "devices" - the ADHD Generation love their "devices" but are also constantly breaking & upgrading them. As a download is relatively cheap, the attention deficient ones buy the same track 2 or 3 times.