That depends on how you look at it. If the material is copy righted, most people would say that's the end of the story but its not.
In Canada ( and under most international trade laws) it is illegal to seed ( supply) copyrighted material, since receiving the movie is on the borderlines due to the need to prove intent ( which can be difficult or easy depending on the amount of information collected) making it much harder to prove in court. That's not to say its not illegal to download movies, its just neither here nor there since they only prosecute up loaders since they are the ones doing the copying.
It also depends on the type of copyright ( legal questions have so many angles) some copyrights depend on the copy you receive, though this is typically much less common.
No.
Yes, if you have purchased it from a legal source, such as iTunes.
There are a few different legal websites that offer movies for downloading. Hulu, Netflix, and Crackle are just a couple of such companies that have websites for downloading movies legally.
No, using blubster is not legal. It is a file-sharing program that features free torrent downloads for music and movies.
It is important to ensure that the website you are using is not pirating movies, there are legal consequences to this. Also, downloading movies uses a lot of memory and space, these are the technical aspects to consider.
Yes, copying and sharing is legal, as long as limited to private use.
Downloading movies is a form of copyright infringement.
Yes, it is illegal. Says who? The owner of the site?
The cost of downloading movies depends on where you are downloading movies from. If you have an Android phone and are downloading movies they range from a rental of $4 to $20 dollars.
Not Really
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no p2p downloading is legal, downloading someone else purchased CDs is legal. Legal downloading is when you purchase the music but, remember just because you have purchased the music does not mean you can share it. Off the air recordings from the radio, TV is legal providing you do not sell them. Recording movies or music from cable is legal also providing you do not sell them. Can you share the movies and music you record from cable, the answer is yes. Is it legal to record off the internet from a radio station, I would believe that it would be but not yet approved or not approved.