Sep 28 2007
Why is Some Digitally Transmitted Music Illegal?
Russell Rains, Director of the MBA Program in Digital Media Management Program at St. Edwards College in Austin TX, explains the legal reasons behind why some free music (e.g. heard on the radio) is legal and some (e.g. an album downloaded via P2P) might be illegal.
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