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Old 08-03-2011, 03:56 AM   #5
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This is why the law is changing. They've figured it's pointless to ban something everyone does. Also British copyright law is very outdated.
The BPI (the British music industry's trade body) stated some years ago that they wouldn't prosecute anyone for ripping CDs that they'd legitimately bought. This is a case where the law is catching up with the existing situation.
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