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RIAA Seeks More Excessive Fines under PRO-IP Act > huh?

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amungus
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huh?

So are they trying to stop people from making their own mix-cd's or is this more for a serious counterfeit type thing?

I'm all for the latter... Real bootleggers seem to be more of a problem than a regular music lover just making their own cd for the car or whatever. Besides, wouldn't that mean they'd have to outlaw all cd-rw drives? What about the home stereo type cd burners? I'm confused.
Do they want to make it so that a person could be fined for each song on a mix cd? That's absurd. If I have 10 albums and want to make a custom cd for the road with a couple songs from each, what the heck is the harm in that?

What about iPods and other portables??? Still confused about this whole thing...
to forum · permalink · 2008-01-30 14:35:48 ·


dez_nutz

join:2007-02-21
Arab, AL

God I am so screwed if I get pulled over and that is true... I stopped carrying my actual purchased cd's around years ago, instead I have burned copies of the alubum, that way when my daughter spills coke on my cd case again, my car's stereo and cd case are stolen again, or I scratch the snot out of it changing it out, I am only out of some time and less than a dollar for a new disc.

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