From Guy Elden Sent Fri, Oct 31st 1997, 20:23
From Guy Elden Sent Fri, Oct 31st 1997, 20:23
> Now, if you want to make copies for people, as long as you do it in a > non-commercial fashion (i.e., you don't charge for it), you are > protected by the Audio Home Recording Act. This Act made recording for > non-commercial purposes an activity which did not breach copyright. IIRC, this applies for personal use only. Giving copies away to other people doesn't qualify as personal use. If you own the copyright, of course, you're entirely free to do what you want with your work. -- jr