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Post by SimplyLuscious on Jul 11, 2004 22:25:03 GMT -5
Shh... all these crap is freak my asz out... No lie...  Freaked like seeing those retouched images. Lol... |
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Post by memorylane on Jul 11, 2004 22:31:49 GMT -5
yeah, it is. its illegal if you download and then burn the music/video files onto a CD or DVD and share them. and its illegal if you share them on the internet. but you can't get in trouble for downloading, not sharing the content and just storing it on your PC and burning it for personal use. In this case, it is illegal (definitely in the U.S. and I believe also in Canada) because "The Notebook" has not yet been released onto a video or dvd for you to burn your own personal copy for personal use only. Any downloads and/or file sharing is coming from an illegal source: the unlawful video/cam recording of the movie in a theatre; and the subsequent unlawful reproduction and distribution of same. Look, if you are doing it, just don't be talking about it. |
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Post by katryna on Jul 11, 2004 22:36:15 GMT -5
err...alright. didn't know that  i'm just waiting for it on dvd because i think the anticipation's lost if you've watch it too many times...but...maybe edit your posts guys? |
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Post by SimplyLuscious on Jul 11, 2004 22:39:58 GMT -5
Ekk... so it's illegal to purchase from someone on a street? Blah... these people got some nerve for burning so much unreleased movies on discs.
Many p2p progams often get sue from music industry because of their sharing songs. That's all I know. Haha..
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Freaked like seeing those retouched images. Lol...
