RIAA Deems CD Ripping as Piracy

The RIAA has branded ripping a CD as piracy. Converting music CDs to audio files on a computer is unapproved and therefore illegal, the Recording Industry Association of America has said in a brief ahead of a crucial Arizona lawsuit, as it leads to “viral copyright infringement”. Read more here.

10 Comments

  1. ColdExile13 says:

    fuck them.

  2. newsuicide35 says:

    Are you fucking kidding me.

    I will for one say I don’t download and I’m against it.

    But fuck that, I paid for the fucking cd I’ll put it on my god damn hard drive if I want to. If I want to listen to two songs from seperate albums why the hell should I have to put one cd in…listen…and then put another one in. That is pushing the fucking limits.

  3. Leopold Stotch says:

    haha those people are so damn stupid I can’t believe it.

  4. 57Sprinklesofpain says:

    downloading makes bands more money then not.

  5. hikingartist says:

    arrgh! Is it the cat o nine tails for said booty?

  6. PissChrist666 says:

    eat a dick RIAA!!!!

  7. Fred Durst says:

    If I want to make a duplicate copy of a cd, in case my first one scratches, I think I have the right to do that if I purchased the cd.

  8. RiverDragon says:

    Hmmm, so it’s illegal fom me to buy a cd and put it onto my ipod? hahaha

  9. RiverDragon says:

    fuck i didn’t read the whole article, but still

  10. dalenkwint says:

    lol, lets see them TRY to prosecute one of their customers who wanted to rip a track from their legally purchased CD onto their computer and their MP3 player. It’s not up to the RIAA whats legal and whats not anyway. On the side I’m not going to even bother to read that article, its ridiculous.

    What happened to personal use rights?

    like the other guy said the RIAA should eat a dick and fuck off

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