Don't listen to radio without headphones,(ie on speakers) or you might get sued.

[DanT]

I thought RIAA had it bad, but it seem that our friend from the other side of pond, the PRS, is doing their best to "outsmart"

RIAA in lawsuit to screw us over

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...st/7029892.stm

In short, They are suing a garage because employees use personal radio in their shop and since colleagues and customers that go near them can hear the radio, they claim it's public broadcasting of music.

 

[Edwood]

I've joked about it before, but the RIAA will push a law to require microchips be implanted in our brains so that we will be automatically charged when we listen to any song, even if we hear it in passing.

-Ed

 

[jmmtn4aj]

I can't wait till my generation takes the place of current judges

 

[uraflit]

i heard that people blasting their ibuds in public will be sentenced to 5 whiplashes for illegal music sharing and self-destruction

 

[rxc]

Ridiculous.

 

[Quaddy]

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Originally Posted by DanT /img/forum/go_quote.gif I thought RIAA had it bad, but it seem that our friend from the other side of pond, the PRS, is doing their best to "outsmart" RIAA in lawsuit to screw us over http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...st/7029892.stm In short, They are suing a garage because employees use personal radio in their shop and since colleagues and customers that go near them can hear the radio, they claim it's public broadcasting of music.

its like the lagacy law of not being allowed to record off the radio onto casette.