Russian prosecutors have apparently
decided not to take any action against
Allofmp3.com (previously discussed
here) , a Russian website which offers copyrighted mp3's for sale.
The Moscow prosecutors reason is that Russian copyright laws only apply to physical media such as CD's tapes etc., not to digital media. If this decision is upeld, will it open the floodgates for others to start openly selling copyrighted material?
posted by bap98189
on Mar 8, 2005 -
25 comments
So, you want some hot mp3's? Well,
this is the place (Russian, but English cookie-set option in top-left). Huge repositories of
legal music, yours to download for only $0.01/Mb! If that's not enough, they'll even serve it up to you in
any format or bitrate you require (MP3, AAC, FLAC, OGG, WMV). Add on to that the fact there's no DRM built into the files downloaded, and the option to pay with Paypal is a nice touch too. So, I ask you, MetaFilter, what
is the catch?
posted by metaxa
on Jun 10, 2004 -
41 comments