On 28/03/2011 08:54, Jim Lesurf wrote:
In raweb.com, Rob
wrote:
On 27/03/2011 12:18, Jim Lesurf wrote:
In aweb.com, Rob
wrote:


I look forwards to those who have acted as you describe then telling
the artists and publishers to discover what reactions they get. When
they do, please let us know the outcome. :-)


Well, you don't know how I've acted. If I have copied CDs and then kept
the copies and given them away, you'd need to know the CD's origin, who
I gave them to, and what the recipient then did as a result.

The BPI probably would not need that info if you refused to give it. They
and the companies could act in concert I suspect. And refusing to give the
info might not cause the court to look kindly on your behaviour.


The origin of the CD is crucial. it's no business of the BPI if it's not
within their remit. The rest is my personal call - I know the legal
position.

But more seriously, I would like to talk it through with the people who
do the work, and see what they think.

Go ahead.


Yes, I will given the opportunity.

Rob