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Good old copyright law, just like Hulu. If the content producers allowed for distribution in the US only, getting it from somewhere else is a violation of the l
by ramchip 17y ago
Good old copyright law, just like Hulu. If the content producers allowed for distribution in the US only, getting it from somewhere else is a violation of the license agreement. Now, I don't think they'll grab the logs from Amazon and run after you in another country for it...
PS: Somewhat implied but IANAL.
- Frazzydee 17y agoIt might be a violation of the license agreement between amazon & the content providers, but you're not violating it yourself. You really only need to be concerned about whether you're violating the law of the country you're in. AFAIK, you'd only be committing secondary infringement in Canada if you sell/rent/redistribute the song. I don't think using a proxy in this context would be a violation of copyright law and I wouldn't call it a clear-cut question, so you should really cite more than "copyright law" as an answer to sant0sk1's question.
- chrischen 17y agoSomeone from another country not only did not sign any contract, but have different copyright laws applying to him or her. Also getting something is not distributing, it's causing something to distribute.