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Monografías / Sociología Jurídica

Material sobre las Instituciones Sociales y el Derecho, a través del cual se busca manejar los conceptos de instituciones sociales, jurídicas y sus características, aplicándolos en el estudio comparativo del derecho. Este material fue elaborado por el Prof.: Argenis S. Urdaneta G., de la Universidad de Carabobo.  

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  1. Philluminati por admin | 11 de Abril, 2007 02:53:54 pm
    -10 votos voto negativo para esto voto positivo para esto
    If I wanted to record a show from the TV all I have to do is hook up a VCR and attach the appropriate cables to my computer and copy it to my hard drive. (Which is perfectly fine under Fair Use Laws; it is the same as recording to your VHS tapes). Now: let's say I didn't know how to do that, and I ask my son to do so. He does so, and then I watch it on my computer when I have the time. How is this scenario different from just having some random person online doing the recording for me?
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    1. Philluminati por admin | 11 de Abril, 2007 02:53:54 pm
      +0 votos voto negativo para esto voto positivo para esto
      If I wanted to record a show from the TV all I have to do is hook up a VCR and attach the appropriate cables to my computer and copy it to my hard drive. (Which is perfectly fine under Fair Use Laws; it is the same as recording to your VHS tapes). Now: let's say I didn't know how to do that, and I ask my son to do so. He does so, and then I watch it on my computer when I have the time. How is this scenario different from just having some random person online doing the recording for me?
    2. Philluminati por admin | 11 de Abril, 2007 02:53:54 pm
      +0 votos voto negativo para esto voto positivo para esto
      If I wanted to record a show from the TV all I have to do is hook up a VCR and attach the appropriate cables to my computer and copy it to my hard drive. (Which is perfectly fine under Fair Use Laws; it is the same as recording to your VHS tapes). Now: let's say I didn't know how to do that, and I ask my son to do so. He does so, and then I watch it on my computer when I have the time. How is this scenario different from just having some random person online doing the recording for me?
  2. Philluminati por admin | 11 de Abril, 2007 02:53:54 pm
    +0 votos voto negativo para esto voto positivo para esto
    If I wanted to record a show from the TV all I have to do is hook up a VCR and attach the appropriate cables to my computer and copy it to my hard drive. (Which is perfectly fine under Fair Use Laws; it is the same as recording to your VHS tapes). Now: let's say I didn't know how to do that, and I ask my son to do so. He does so, and then I watch it on my computer when I have the time. How is this scenario different from just having some random person online doing the recording for me?
    [responder]

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