Well, you can't download a real item such as a CD off the internet, but if you are talking about a music CD file, then: It depends on if that music you downloaded is copyrighted. If what you download is copyrighted, then it was illegal to download that music off the Internet in the first place (unless you bought it from a place like www.last.fm or iTunes Store). If what you bought did have copyright, then it is also illegal to sell that music for profit. But, if what you bought didn't have copyright (called freeware), then it is legal to do so.
Limewire has been shut down as it is illegal to download from a peer to peer (P2P) website
People can download music from the internet legally, if they go through a legitimate site or program such as I Tunes. People illegally downloading music from illegal websites or using illegal programs if not ethically right, and rips off copyrighted material. However this question can only be answered by personal opinion.
Yes, it is illegal to reproduce images from the internet and sell them, because by selling them, you are claiming them to be your own.
It is actually legal to download almost anything on the net, although it is illegal to distribute or sell the things you download for profit. That's the borderline and a lot of people get confused by saying that it is illegal to download anything in general.
Yes, it's illegal. You are making a profit off of somebody else's music without their consent. You could face up to around 2 or 3 years in prision if you are caught selling Pirated music or movies.
no p2p downloading is legal, downloading someone else purchased CDs is legal. Legal downloading is when you purchase the music but, remember just because you have purchased the music does not mean you can share it. Off the air recordings from the radio, TV is legal providing you do not sell them. Recording movies or music from cable is legal also providing you do not sell them. Can you share the movies and music you record from cable, the answer is yes. Is it legal to record off the internet from a radio station, I would believe that it would be but not yet approved or not approved.
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The internet. Swastika's are illegal in some countries.
Because music is produced under copyright . This means that it is the property of the producer of the music. Therefore if the producer chooses to sell the music rather then give it away he has a legal right to stop any one from producing and giving away his/her creation.
Why not, it's not illegal.
Considering that recording studios sell special versions of their songs, licensed to be use for TV, radio, movies, etc. I would have to say no, it is not legal to download music from the internet (from any service or program) and use on a radio show, internet or otherwise.