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 [Eff.org] EFF: DeepLinks: Of course, it will still be up to the record labels (which own the copyrights in the sound recordings) to join the MROs or create their own collecting societies to license P2P users directly, but the MRO example, if successful, may provide just the push that the record industry needs. At a minimum, this reform should accelerate the licensing of digital music services and novel online uses, like podcasting, that should not be held hostage to internecine squabbles between middlemen, all of whom claim to represent the same rights holders.

 [Corante.com] Copyfight: Blink ”º Archives: Over at Deep Links, Fred von Lohmann has more on the entertainment industry's warning shots across the bow for companies that make "Me2Me" technologies like the Slingbox: First Post-Grokster Cold Front?: "Prior to the MGM v. Grokster ruling, these companies needed only to prove that any substantial use of their product is noninfringing.

 [Falsepositives.blogspot.com] False Positives: Example : Listening to a CD track on my stereo, then converting it to MP3 to listen on my Computer, then Listening to the same on my portable digital music player (MP3 player / iPod ). Or Taping a TV Show then transferring to watch on my Computer, or watching it on a mobile Video player (Sony PSP).

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