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eBay Testing Sales Of Downloadable Songs







eBay Testing Sales Of Downloadable Songs

eBay Testing Sales Of Downloadable Songs 07/14/2004 03:25 PM

Remember last year when someone tried to sell their legally purchased iTunes song on eBay? Based on the right of first sale, it should be perfectly legal, but there were plenty of thorny questions brought up. In fact, they were so thorny that eBay killed the auction. Now, via Engadget, we learn that eBay may be reconsidering. They're testing a program where people will be able to sell their digital downloads under very specific circumstances. Also, while there may be a right of first sale, there isn't a right of second sale: eBay won't let anyone resell a digital download they bought -- so buyer beware.




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