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Testing The Right To Resell Downloaded Music

David Gerard writes "A man has bought a song from Apple iTunes and has put it up for sale on eBay. "I only spent $0.99 on it but I bought the song just as legally as I would a CD, so I should be able to sell it used just as legally, right?" Does the Right of First Sale still exist?" The seller says he's seeking attention, but not to himself. Rather, he calls this "an experiment in property rights in the digital age," and promises not to keep a copy once the sale is done.

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  1. YOU DAMM LIEING KARMA WHORE by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait


    yeah you heard me, i can get to the site and im not a subscriber

    you must be a desperate person cos if you cared you would of done it A.C

  2. Re:Article text (already slow to subscribers) by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    dear karma whore.

    it's not slow, it isn't slashdotted and won't be.

    and if you're going to do this, post anonymously dipshit

  3. Re:Sounds reasonable by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    yeah, it's called sarcasm you fucking moron.

  4. Re:Sounds reasonable by niko9 · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    when most of /. was riding bigwheels in their parents driveways

    I grew up in a small apatment in Harlem. I didn't have a Big Wheel you insensitive clod! We used to play catch and kill the white boy. Guess who the white boy was?

  5. Re:Resell? Hah! Try FREECELL! by mcgroarty · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    Zzzzzzzzip! His zipper, with its sound easily susceptible to onomatopoeia, flew open. A few seconds later, his shining manhood flew outwards.

    I died!!! :D