However, I have a feeling that in the long run fair use will win out. Maybe I'm just an optimist, though. In the meantime, though, I have no moral problems with breaking DRM in the name of fair use and not file sharing.
On 10/19/06, Kevin O. Lepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>But what happens when you can no longer buy a "physical" CD
>>>and we're all having to download our media digitally?
>>Then I quit buying music. Sad, but that is what I will do.
>Even if the digital music is lossless and not DRMed? If so, what
>is the rationale? I'm just curious -- not trying to be argumentative.
Lossless without DRM would be fine. I--perhaps incorrectly--assumed
from the prior conversation that downloaded content would be DRM'd.
I have not objection to lossless, CD or better quality music free of
DRM.
Kevin
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