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Re: Past Two Weeks ISIHAC

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Espen KrømkeJul 28, 2011
 

 
Well, this can be said about several of the JAM shows too, including the last two reruns from the 60s. They are available on CD too, in CD quality (I run the CD versions, with the featured introductions by Parsons, on the JAMmer shoutcast).

Also, if a show is only available on cassette then in my opinion that's as close to not being available as one can get...

That being said, I think BBC deserve the support by buying their CD releases. That's why I buy them (well, that and the "exclusive material").

On 28. juli 2011 12:12, kj.naughton wrote:

 

Hi all,

I'm sorry to sound like a bit of a damp squib and obviously feel free to totally ignore me, but...

In my mind there's a difference between "sharing" material that's been broadcast to the public and isn't available commercially and "sharing" commercial material. It's probably all covered by copyright and there probably isn't any legal difference, but it does feel different to me. Some "grey" websites like UKNova operate a similar policy.

"You Won't Believe This But..." is available on Amazon, although on cassette tape. "An Audience With Barry Cryer" is similarly available on CD.

I'm not going to preach to anyone, but please have a think before we all get carried away in this sudden glut of material.

Cheers

kJ

--- In just-a-minute@..., "Paul" <paul_hurwood@...> wrote:
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> Do you have Barry Cryers autobiography "You Won't Believe This But..."? I
> can upload that if you want it.

 
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