>However, you legally cannot make a tangible duplication (burn another CD). There is zero precedent for this one way or the other, but the only people who seem

>However, you legally cannot make a tangible duplication (burn another CD). There is zero precedent for this one way or the other, but the only people who seem to agree with the author on this extreme point of view are the RIAA. And even they say it's ok if you buy those royalty-paid Audio CD-Rs. Everyone else seems to agree that making a copy of a CD for personal use a blindingly obvious case of fair use.