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Old 02-04-2012, 07:58 PM  
gideongallery
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Originally Posted by Slappin Fish View Post
It's so cute to watch the armchair pirate activist of gfy desperately grasping at straws like this...
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Originally Posted by joshgirls View Post
good example how the law is unable to keep up with technology. applying laws written in the vinyl age & using them for mp3s is laughable.
are any of you guys familiar with the case

ReDigi is a company that allows you to sell your old mp3.

They setup a system which wipes the mp3 before your allowed to sell it

creating a digital equivalent to a second hand store.

Capital record is suing arguing that the first sale doctrine doesn't apply because a digital copy is not a material good

Google is basically filing a friend of the court argument saying will if it not a material good
then it doesn't qualify for distribution exemption.

Capital is playing word games with the law to disallow the digital counter part to an establish legal process.




Google filing a brief designed to trap them with their own game.

If fucking hilarious
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