14 January 2008
Canadians Kill MP3 Player Tax
This report does not make it clear as to why the Federal Court of Appeal struck down such a tax.
There are provision in the Canadian copyright laws that allow for audio recording media, on the theory that they are means of distribution, but an MP3 player is not a means of distribution of music, but rather a means of consumption of music.
Simply put, people don't swap MP3 players, though obviously some people swap music files.
There are provision in the Canadian copyright laws that allow for audio recording media, on the theory that they are means of distribution, but an MP3 player is not a means of distribution of music, but rather a means of consumption of music.
Simply put, people don't swap MP3 players, though obviously some people swap music files.
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Consumer Electronics
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Copyright
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IP
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