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Public Address 17/02/04 - Pop Life

Tuesday, 17 February 2004, 11:22 am
Column: HARD NEWS from Russell Brown

PUBLIC ADDRESS 17/02/04 - Pop Life

Pop shop! | Feb 16, 2004 13:40
Russell Brown's Hard News

I wondered how long this would take to happen: Apple iPod music players are to be sold through the Sounds music store chain - with download kiosks planned for later this year. The problem, of course, is that copying a song from a CD you have purchased onto your iPod is still illegal under the Copyright Act, as is copying a song to your computer hard drive, or even making a tape to listen to in your car …
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