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Simple English definitions for legal terms
bootleg
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A quick definition of bootleg:
BOOTLEG: When someone makes or sells copies of music or videos without permission from the person who owns the rights to them, it's called bootlegging. This is only allowed for performances that haven't been released yet. It's like making a copy of a book without asking the author first. It's not okay to do this because it's against the law.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: To make, distribute, or sell unauthorized copies of live, broadcast, or recorded performances that have not been commercially released by the copyright owner. This term only applies to copies of performances that have not been officially released.
Example: Selling copies of a concert recording that has not been officially released by the artist or record label is considered bootlegging.
Explanation: Bootlegging refers to the unauthorized copying and distribution of recordings of live performances, broadcasts, or recordings that have not been officially released. For example, if someone records a concert and then sells copies of that recording without permission from the artist or record label, they are bootlegging. This is illegal and can result in legal action being taken against the person who is bootlegging.