Randy Cohen, author of "The Ethicist" column for the New York Times Magazine, joins us to add some color to the "gray areas" in issues like downloading, ripping CDs and pitch correction. Plus, we take your calls and comments.
Are they going to administer the hot lead if we don't pledge?
May. 14 2008 02:49 PM
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Ken
from Soho
There are dozens of Newsgroups with binary copies of MP3's, available for free download.
May. 14 2008 02:47 PM
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al oof
from brooklyn, ny
isn't it a little unethical to rerelease the a record with only a slight difference to begin with?
May. 14 2008 02:41 PM
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al oof
from brooklyn, ny
they should just outlaw recorded music. that way you'd have to pay everytime you saw a band play!
i am mostly kidding.
May. 14 2008 02:39 PM
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Are they going to administer the hot lead if we don't pledge?
There are dozens of Newsgroups with binary copies of MP3's, available for free download.
isn't it a little unethical to rerelease the a record with only a slight difference to begin with?
they should just outlaw recorded music. that way you'd have to pay everytime you saw a band play!
i am mostly kidding.
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