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> That is because it is illegal. 17 U.S.C. § 109(b). It seems one could start a private non-profit library whose purpose is teaching about music history that r
by snark42 9y ago
> That is because it is illegal. 17 U.S.C. § 109(b).
It seems one could start a private non-profit library whose purpose is teaching about music history that rents CDs and promotes musical performances. I could call it "Musicbuster" perhaps. I'm assuming no one has done this because there isn't really a market for it? Or is that not a clear and easily exploited loophole in law?
- dragonwriter 9y ago> It seems one could start a private non-profit library whose purpose is teaching about music history that rents CDs and promotes musical performances. I could call it "Musicbuster" perhaps. I'm assuming no one has done this because there isn't really a market for it? Even if there is a market for it, the nature of the legal limitation to a non-profit library is that the usual capitalist incentives for serving such a market are removed.