Re: New CD won't play

[Ted Ozolins]

Tim Wunder wrote:

by rendering
the % technology to "digitally [mangle] your rights" ineffective?

Perhaps. But, because RIAA is mostly concerned with money, depriving
them of it seems more effective and less likely to run the risk of
a DMCA prosecution for circumventing the restriction.

Well, the problem with returning the CD is that, well, that I'd no longer *have* the CD (and it's rather good). Perhaps a note to the artist would help...

Well Tim, all the letter-writing in the world won't change anything. Their bean-counters have already calculated about how many people might returns the cd's and couldn't give a tinkers damn about what you may think. The only thing these greedy b@**@rds understand is money and lots of it. As long as people are willing to follow their greed like sheep, then you can bet that in a very short time you'll have to get rid of all the cd-players you own and buy the new generation of the new and improved copyright encrypted RIAA approved cd-player.

JMHO

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Ted Ozolins (VE7TVO)
Westbank, B. C.

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