The Royal Canadian Mounted Police won’t track those who download music for personal use, reported the Canadian newspaper Le Devoir.

Piracy for personal use is no longer targeted, “says Noel Hilaire, head of the federal investigations and issues stolen copyrights for the RCMP.

The RCMP has also agreed that this type of crime is not among its priorities. She says she ranks first crimes against intellectual property that have an impact on the health or safety of consumers, as well as those that affect organized crime.

This is a great news for us living in Canada. Alot of people stoped downloading. Today, most will go buy DvDs. Most of them switched behavior because of all the brainwash we are facing…Piracy and copyright infringement is a crime…downloading is a crime…The famous commercial you get before every movie you watch at the theatre. Well not that famous since i was not able to find it.

It’s rare for me not feel ripped off when i get out of a movie presentation. This piracy movement is a clear message to these producers: Lower your prices and add some intelligent content to your stories.

It’s hard to go after the people downloading material when there is not even detailed Laws on the matter.

 Let’s say I pay 10$ to watch “Downfall”. A movie worth to see, I will have to pay another 20$ for the DvD!!!
 
 I bought my movie, I’m alloud to view it as many times as i want. Now what about my brother, he is aloud to watch it with me or is it copyright infringement?

 If i want to lend my owned copy to a friend and he decides to watch it with his family, three of his friends, his girlfriend and dog. Are they in copyright infringement?

 Let’s say I’m scared to lose or scratch my DvD and I burn a backup copy, am I doing something illegal?

 If I download the movie instead of purchasing the DvD, am I in copyright infringement since I already paid at the theatre? What if I paid to watch the presentation, I bought the DvD, and I decide to download the same data. Is it illegal?
 The movie will finally appear on TV, we all grew up with a video recorder and copyed what we found interesting. Was that copyright infringement?

 What is the difference when we download some data? It relies on the speed and way we obtain the information now. People now rip TV-shows directly on their servers. The data is available almost instantly after the end of the show.

 All this to say there is a vast disparity between copyright law and copyright norms. We are all in copyright infringement, a little example could be a twelve year old girl taking a picture of her friends with a known painting in the background.