I think it's hard to tell. You have to judge on a site-by-site basis.
I would think most sites would probably be legal - but check out their
selection of songs or movies before you subscribe. They might only
offer a very few, unpopular songs or movies.
To be sure, you could always stick with the major providers of music, like:
Amazon
I-tunes
Rhapsody
Napster
Emusic.com
Walmart.com
And for Movies try Netflix or Blockbuster.
Good luck,
Donk
syrose wrote:
> 'For a small fee 100% Legal Music & Movies Downloads' are frequently
> advertised.
>
> Please I am asking for advice.
>
> a) To know whether this is genuinely legal
>
> b) If this is legal what are the best or which are
>
> the supplier/s you would recommend.
>
> I would mostly download (Audio & Video) Classical Music, Opera, Ballet,
> Musicals, and Movies.
>
> I can download using either Win XP or Mac OSX; please which system would you
> advise for better quality?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Sally
>
>
>
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