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Originally Posted by LivinLOS
I think you got it the wrong way round.. your files might be 0.01% legal...
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Ahhh but they are only as illegal as the downloader makes them.
I have Endorphine & Lanna VCD'S both, but they are in my daughter's bedroom. When a user copied their VCD and uploaded, I did download so I can watch on my digital media player in my living room. But I need to be honest I have downloaded The Trek and watched 3x without buying it yet. I am a criminal. :P But yes, point taken. Actually, I do want that on DVD come to think of it.
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Originally Posted by LivinLOS
As for the Google image issue I wonder if you brought that up due to the recent lawsuit against google for using....
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No I never read anything about that! I gotta do some reading tonight.
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Originally Posted by LivinLOS
You mention something along the lines of Red Bull and branding, if the discussion is to be kept clear you need to be careful not to confuse trademark law with copyright law
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I did mix the two up there, thank you. Replace "Red Bull" with "Ansel Adams". But as you pointed out case is pending.
I think so too, DRM will only add fuel to the fire. I am happy that many Western artists are using DRM on their own with super label's such as Sony. Untill the media giant's step down from the pedastool's the world will disregard the efforts of DRM even if by means of hacks. I don't even download American music, but I can certainly see the justification.