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Copyright bill makes it easier to target illegal file sharing & unlocking cellphone (pg. 2)
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jester
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Originally posted by PivotTechno
His post beneath that one is even more telling as to where all this is stemming from (as if it wasn't known already):


Honestly if the US wants to dictate our laws, whats the use to have a border? Why don't they just annex us already :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Harper needs to grow some balls and give the White House the middle finger.
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by Jennifer_P_
agreed.

meh - Harper's gotta make big business happy I guess....


Little ma and pa shops don't keep the country running....its big business that does....I see no problem in trying to keep them happy.
Abercrombie
And of course the current levy we all pay for recording media will be lifted right? :rolleyes:
VDub
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Originally posted by jester

The cellphone thing is beyond hilarious. I am happy I buy unlocked phones online and have no contract with any cellphone providers in this country.


If you can't record tv shows. Will they go after Bell and other service providers for selling PVRs?


It actually says that these will be allowed with the changes.
jester
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Originally posted by VDub
It actually says that these will be allowed with the changes.


I guess your right, but there is probably some loop-hole to screw the consumer somewhere. Thats what Canada known for, loop-holes.

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At the same time, the bill tries to soften the blow for consumers by legalizing commonplace but grey-area practices such as backing up the contents of a music CD, home recording of TV episodes for later viewing or copying legally acquired music to a digital player.

This trumps consumer rights and means, for instance, that allowances for Canadians to back up or duplicate copyrighted works for personal use disappear if a digital lock is present.


(Courtesy of The Globe and Mail)

One thing is I am still sticking to downloading certain tv shows. Seeing the CRTC wont let networks buy the rights for Canada :whip:
VERTiG0
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
I think its great that it benefits the corporate interests....corporations are what make the world go around.

If you want your DVDs and your Music then pay for it.....anything that cuts down on this stuff being obtained without paying for it I am all for....hell there sould be a minimum 10 year prison sentence for each count.


Hahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahahahahahhhahhahahaha

As if you've never pirated anything.
Endlesswave
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
Hahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahahahahahhhahhahahaha

As if you've never pirated anything.


+ 1. Also I think he's said somewhere that he honestly hasn't which is fine but what will you do if you need to back up your hardware/cds, dvds etc etc? The new laws apparently don't allow for it.
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by Endlesswave
+ 1. Also I think he's said somewhere that he honestly hasn't which is fine but what will you do if you need to back up your hardware/cds, dvds etc etc? The new laws apparently don't allow for it.


the new laws allow for you to backup purchased items such as dvds and cds.

and you are right...I've never pirated anything that I could purchase.
VERTiG0
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced

and you are right...I've never pirated anything that I could purchase.


Proof or you're lying
Endlesswave
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
Proof or you're lying


Yep.


Also, so if you couldn't purchase it you've pirated it? So if you can't buy a show yet want to get into it because it just started how do you start to watch it? New shows that are fairly recent but don't have dvd's released.

ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by Endlesswave
Yep.


Also, so if you couldn't purchase it you've pirated it? So if you can't buy a show yet want to get into it because it just started how do you start to watch it? New shows that are fairly recent but don't have dvd's released.


TV doesn't really interest me enough that I would bother watching past shows just so I am up to date with what is going on. As for music....I prefer supporting the artist and would rather buy their music then steal it from them. Personally, I can't think of anything I want that badly that I can't afford to just buy instead of stealing it.
Jayx1
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
the new laws allow for you to backup purchased items such as dvds and cds.

and you are right...I've never pirated anything that I could purchase.


+1

dj sets are about the only thing i download. And generally u cant buy those.
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