== == If you do not own the copyright to the music/song and do not have the express permission of the legal copyright holder, then yes, it is illegal. Especially if you plan to share the file. Of course, this does not apply to material in the public domain. Or your own works (your work is somewhat protected whether you have filed with the US Copyright Office. I say "somewhat," because by officially filing you have a better chance of protecting yourself and your intellectual property, because you then have legal proof of possession.) Same applies to logos used without express consent -- unless it is your own creation. Logos are protected by trademarks rather than copyright. You could be setting yourself up for serious legal trouble if you wrongly use Intellectual Property owned by someone else. Does the word "theft" ring a bell? As a songwriter and artist myself, I have the right to protect my creative property and I will. Artists work harder than many people realize and it is unfair, immoral and just plain wrong to deny the copyright/trademark owner the credit or income they are due. Now... Even if you are using public-domain material or your own works, some web-space providers do not allow MP3 or other multimedia files on websites on their servers. Check your TOS.
I don't think it is illegal
There are none it is illegal
No, not at all.
No it is not illegal, because you already paid for the song. But if you have uploaded it to Limewire and other people can then download it then yes it is illegal. I would suggest finding the song on your hard drive and using a file conveter and convert to MP3 and put that on your MP3, leaving iTunes AAC version in the folder that it was in.
go to itunes and download and put any song you want to mp3 trio
MP3 Rocket Basic is free and can be downloaded from the main website (see related link). MP3 Rocket Pro must be paid for. If you find it anywhere for free, you should know that it is an illegal/pirated copy.
Yes If you do not have permission. If its your music yes.
eMP3 World allows people to download MP3 files. One should be aware that MP3 files should be downloaded when the product is already owned in its physical form. Downloading an MP3 without paying for it may be considered illegal and a breach of copyright law in certain countries.
No, the alternative mp3 firmware, Rockbox, is not illegal in any way.
While this is completely legal, you may put your self at risk of getting sued for copyright infringement for much more then you could have paid for them.
If you own the CD, it is permissible for you to make a copy of it for your mp3 player. If you don't own it, it is not allowed. Most people do it. No one is going to check your player to see what songs you have on it.
I believe that the best website to get a sony mp3 player from is more than likely the sony website but you can also check out the apple website because they usually have alot of mp3 players