* Victor Rehorst <victor_at_newtontalk.net> on Wed, 07 Nov 2001
| But record companies and artists do have powerful lobbys, and
| associations, and this is how the prices or recordable media have been
| increased (by adding special gov't levies), at least in Canada.
The US has a similar tax levied on recordable media, audio DAT, MiniDiscs
and "audio" CD-R. Data CD-R does not have this tax because they are used
for data storage; I believe the same holds for data DAT. Note: home CD-R
decks cannot use data CD-R media. The identifying signature on audio CD-R
is different from data CD-R and the decks refuse to use anything but audio
type discs.
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