QUOTE(Belly @ Mar 6 2006, 03:51 PM) [snapback]298612[/snapback]
I don't see how this "you get it free with something, its legal" theory works. The fact is the music is copyrighted and unless you own the copyright or have bought the rights to use it, they could fuck you over if they wanted to. Just because your not selling it doesn't make it legal, other wise file sharing would be perfectly legal because its all done for free.
Its basically a loophole, or a gap in the law. From my understanding with copyright laws, there must be a personal gain from selling it for it to be subject to the laws. You are allowed to create "backups" of CD's and DVD's legally because there is no personal gain from it. Napster went down because the owner of it was making massive personal gain money wise with his program to distribute copyrighted material, and in terms of how many people used it ( 10's of Millions) very few people were actually charged (less then 20) and even then the number of people who had some sort of punishment is far less, so we are talking like 1% of the people who used the program being successfully charged in court.
If you sell a hoodie for 50 bucks and you get a "free" DVD with it, your not making your personal gain from the DVD, the money is coming from selling the hoodie. But you better be able to prove not one dollar came from the sale of a DVD.
QUOTE(CullenFF @ Mar 6 2006, 03:52 PM) [snapback]298613[/snapback]
thanks dgodlewski
Your welcome man.