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    Question: What is the law against 'burning' a music artists CD?

    Answer: It is against U.S. and international copyright laws to copy an original work created by someone else without permission. The copyright laws apply to music CD's. The same copyright laws also make it illegal to copy movies -- as you know, if you have ever read those warnings that appear at the beginning (and end) of a rented videotape or DVD. Likewise, if you check the cover of any music CD that you purchase, you will see that it contains a notice under U.S. and international copyright laws warning against making copies without permission.
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    On 09/22/03
    Precious from MI said:
    I dont see why its a big deal to burn or download music. Half the singers and rappers dont even make that much music off their singing careers. They make most of there money from movies and commercials and clothing lines and stuff. So why sshould burning cds be illegal when there are other things that are worst our government people should be worried about.
    On 09/12/03
    Jadi from IL said:
    So how many states is this legal in? And what states are they?
    On 09/01/03
    lucy from GU said:
    i agree with the fella what does this hav 2 do wid porn?
    On 08/28/03
    Alright Now from AZ said:
    If someone got in trouble with lets say a bunch of burnt cds that were downloaded from the internet then couldnt they just say that they paid for them on some program that charges money.How could they prove that they were lying.
    On 08/25/03
    JAs from WV said:
    there is no different's in downloading a song and burning it than you buying a cd and given it to me or resaleing it TRUE. i don't see a big deal in it. I say if you dont like it kiss it. that about sum's it up OK!!
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