-- JonathanMo - 14 Sep 2015

'Space-shifting' of recorded music

A person who owns a copy of a sound recording, such as a CD, is now allowed to make a copy of that recording, for private and domestic use, to play on a device that they own. This provision does not apply if the copy the person owns is already an infringing copy (such as a pirate CD or an unauthorised digital download), or if either copy is later commercially traded or played or shown in public or broadcast.