[TPIN] Stealing Recorded Music

[Paul Dhuse]

I think you've misread "for a fee" as "for free."

Anyone _can_ give something away for free, but legally (and copyright is a legal issue) 
you _may_ not.

iTunes pays the appropriate copyright and ownership fees in order to legally sell the tracks.

Glenn Bengry wrote:
> Mates,
> 
>      Forgive me for my ignorance, but would someone please tell me how 
> iTunes can give away Tutti's Trumpets as free downloads?  I thought that 
> the Napster lawsuit upheld copyright laws and ended copyright 
> infringement(stealing), which in fact drove large numbers of record 
> stores out of business and had a negative impact on the entire music 
> industry
> 
>      We've had numerous posts on where you can buy" Tutti's Trumpets"  
> How can somebody give away copies publically for free?
> 
> glenn
> 
> 
>> From: N4BBA at aol.com
>> To: tpin at tpin.okcu.edu
>> Subject: [TPIN] Tutti's Trumpets on iTunes
>> Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:44:52 EST
>>
>> The Tutti's Trumpets album is available online at iTunes.com.    
>> Individual
>> songs or the whole album can be downloaded for a fee.
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