An article inwards today’s New York Times draws attending to the scale of music piracy occurring exterior the USA. Asia (particularly China) is identified every bit a hotspot, precisely then is Europe, fifty-fifty though downloading is non on the same scale every bit inwards the US because fewer people inwards Europe convey network access. Two “problems” are identified: (1) the weakness of national copyright laws inwards these areas together with (2) the ubiquity of the activity. According to the author:
“In truth, the existent impediment to legal activity is non populace opinion, precisely Europe's crazy quilt of laws. The European Union passed a uniform copyright protection constabulary like to that inwards the United States. Now, it is upwards for ratification inwards each fellow member province — a procedure that has bogged down.”[sic]
thinks that the writer has misunderstood the agency Europe works. The “crazy quilt” is the effect of a carefully crafted political remainder betwixt the Member States of the European Union that recognises that each is independent together with sovereign. In whatever event, despite the being of mutual basic norms created past times treaties, it does non necessarily follow that every other province inwards the globe should follow the Pb of the US together with its rather heavy-handed approach to combating music piracy.
However, the prize for quote of the calendar week must become to Gerd Gebhardt, chairman of the German linguistic communication Phonographic Industry Association, who complained: "People inwards their 60's are burning CD's at home…Housewives, who should survive cooking, are burning."
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