Music sharing that's free and legal

Not exactly: It is not going to be free-you will likely have to pay a subscription fee, but then be able to capture the stream to your PC (as the guy said, like a tape recorder) for personal use. That is the same terms that allow you to record programs from HBO or whatever as long as you do not re-distribute. In other words, this is a means of applying the Betamax ruling to Internet radio.

Since I can use my DVR to record from MusicChoice already and transfer the recordings without legal troubles, this might actually work if handled correctly.; Posted by: AbsolutelyNot Posted on: 11/08/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Safeguards? John L. Ries | 11/08/04

Interesting Idea But...... Robertbrice | 11/09/04

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