Thread: Is it legal to download TV shows in the UK?
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Old 20-12-2006, 14:30   #28
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Re: Is it legal to download TV shows in the UK?
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Originally Posted by Anonymouse View Post
If the interior of the jewel case has the 'Compact Disc Digital Audio' logo moulded into the plastic and the CD is copy-protected, they're in trouble.
Indeed - can't help laughing at the Amazon screenshot on your link - 'Content/Copy Protected CD'. So is it content/copy protected, or is at a CD?

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Originally Posted by Anonymouse View Post
Oh, they were. Believe me, they were. Mark Russinovich's blog is at:
http://blogs.technet.com/markrussino...e-too-far.aspx

- and there are several entries from people in the UK. Apparently Sony have stopped producing the XCP discs...just as well, or they'd have gone tits-up before too long.

What worries me now is that apparently Mark Russinovich has gone to work for Microsoft. I can't help but draw parallels between this and Anakin Skywalker...I'm going to have to go and read his latest blog. Then again, it might be a change for the better in that Microsoft will now have someone working for them who knows what he's doing.
Well, Microsoft weren't responsible for Sony's software, were they? Shame he hasn't gone to work for Sony - their software is just abysmal
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