Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 21496
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2001/6/12 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:21496 Activity:nil
6/12    Here's the bottom line: The RIAA wants to control all channels
        of distribution. For a user to access his own "private"
        collection may infringe upon the notion of "ownership." Meaning
        that by leaving those mp3s on an "open" (yes it is open because
        you have access to it outside of the LAN) network exposes the
        user to "potential" distribution infringement. http://mp3.com
        attempted something like this but the RIAA nuked that idea
        right out the water. The way it would have to work is if the
        RIAA forces the user to license each component of music that
        he/she has access to, regardless if they had, indeed, purchased
        it. Why? Because the RIAA can track that information still.
        How? Through the networking software. Tapes and CDs prove to be
        untrackable in terms of distribution but software is trackable
        especially over networks. As long as the RIAA can track their
        distribution, no user truly can have that sense of privacy. In
        terms of tapes and CDs, the RIAA would have to invade each
        suspected user's home and then provide a warrant to search
        their premise. That's ridiculous in terms of overhead.
        Networking software makes usage tracking simple. The idea won't fly.
        I might've been talking about mp3 cell phones that are
        distributed by sony a while back. The reason why those are
        novel (albeit not necessarily popular) is because 1) it's Sony
        and DoCoMo doing the distribution; 2) the method of transmission
        is done through the memory chip. The memory chip is portable
        and removable so it's effectively like copying onto a tape.
        Supposedly the new G4 technology being pushed by DoCoMo will
        have a Java client that gets streaming audio/video to your
        phone. If it does, you can guarantee those lines won't be
        private and if they are it'll be challenged in court. - keithyw
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