From: "Decker, Michael" (clipped)
Another example of acceptable personal use copying of a
copyrighted work is "time-shifting," or the recording of a copyrighted
program to enjoy at a later and more convenient time. [snip]
On the Stanford site, they make some interesting points.
I never realized "time shifting" was different from "building a librarary"
of shows to be kept, and that the second is "not allowed".
I have tapes I never watched, (or seen the original shows), so I have
"timeshifted" in the extreeme...
Rick Glazier
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