some time ago in england you had to pay a fee for BBC to go on without ads... it was taxed by each device inside the house, be it radio/tv set.... someone from england argued with me that the rights were for listening a certain concert once in a given date and it did not apply for future reproductions of the original set... but then this guy is linked to the music industry and in england bbc has an enormous archive of state of art sound quality concerts put together thru the years and profits by selling them to the world... I reckon the artists get their share as well.... if the public domain thing is real then anyone could play their recordings of these concerts or even sell.... what i do not belive to be right (TO SELL)... anyway even lawyers of these recognize this issue to be muddy at best.... orion@bhz, brazil
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