Re: [Videolib] video reproductions by libraries
Rick Faaberg (rfaaberg@comcast.net)
Tue, 09 Oct 2007 22:15:07 -0700
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On 10/9/07 11:58 AM "Jessica Rosner" <jrosner@kino.com> sent this out:
> Just to clarify again this is IF a copy is damaged in danger NOT just fo=
r
> back up =B3in case=B2
> This section was in fact written for audio recordings but it was written =
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> such a sloppy way that it can be used for video
I think our civilization is falling apart!
Why in the world would a copyright holder not allow a backup copy? They mak=
e
big bucks when their titles disappear because of "copyright"?
Crazy.
Rick
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Re: [Videolib] video reproductions by libraries
On 10/9/07 11:58 AM "Jessica Rosner" <jro=
sner@kino.com> sent this out:
Just to clarify again this is IF a =
copy is damaged in danger NOT just for back up “in case”
This section was in fact written for audio recordings but it was written in=
such a sloppy way that it can be used for video
I think our civilization is falling apart!
Why in the world would a copyright holder not allow a backup copy? They mak=
e big bucks when their titles disappear because of "copyright"?
Crazy.
Rick
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