inignoct wrote:
] ] At issue are "double session" CDs that include two
] ] versions of each song on a disc, formatted for playback
] ] on different kinds of devices.
]
] i.e. normal cd audio for the CD players, and DRM'd WMA files
] for the computer.
]
] ] Music publishers and songwriters, who are entitled to
] ] payments of a few cents for every copy of a song sold,
] ] contend that since these double-format discs hold two
] ] copies of songs, they should be paid for both copies.
]
] hahahahahahahahahahahahah! ha! what a silly mess to be in.

When I first glanced at the title of this article, I saw it as

"Rights dogs issue CD protection"

which I happen to think makes for a better story.

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