On Feb 4, 2005, at 2:22 PM, Brent Randolph wrote:
For example, if she takes pics of a wedding, purchases the background music on iTMS, and creates a DVD to sell to the newlyweds, will we go to jail?
So, what if they use classical music? What's the time span before music goes into the public domain? I wouldn't think anyone owns the right to Beethoven symphonies, Mozart sonatas, or Chopin nocturnes. Or do they? Well, maybe some symphony orchestra owns a particular performance of it, but they're all so similar that who's to know where you got it from? You can't watermark music, or can you?
Tom
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