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AHRA
(redirected from Audio Home Recording Act)

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On Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration to consider the Audio Home Recording Act of 1991, 102d Cong.
Going back to first principles: the exclusive rights of authors reborn by Oman, Ralph / The Journal of High Technology Law
And the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992 made it clear that a citizen can use digital audio tape players or other similar gadgets to record digital music for personal, noncommercial use.
Thou shall not download? by Batstone, David / Sojourners
In a letter to two prominent music industry lobbyists, the congressman invoked the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992, which taxes recording equipment and storage media, passing the take along to record companies.
Corrupt CDs: Locking up music. (Citings) by Walker, Jesse / Reason
 
 
 
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