Jessica Rosner wrote:
> Well I asked my copyright expert ( who is a specialist in this but I won't
> mention his name) to comment on this issue and this is what I got
>
> They are referring to section 108 of the US copyright law.
> http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#108
>
> When you read this, you see that it seems to cover
> the copying of damaged materials... except that in
> subsection (i), it excludes motion pictures.
>
> He is correct. He had always told me that this section was
> meant to refer to ONLY to audio recordings but I never understood that
> before.
>
> Kind of puts this in a whole new light
>
> Comments anyone ?
>
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