@Piru
I know!
The US, and to a lesser extent the EU, both have some dumb laws regarding copyright and DRM.
In Norway however the law on copyright is distinctively different on one point. When you have bought digital content you own that content. This does not mean that you own the rights to the software, but you DO own the ones and zeros that make up the content on the CD, DVD or whatever other medium it was distributed on.
Therefore any EULA for the Norwegian market can only limit the usage of said content.
You are also allowed to make backups for personal use, and, in the case of "entertainmene content", share these backups with your friends. (No, Really!!)
The bottom line is:
If I buy a CD and scratch it by accident I am in my full right to download the music off any website I see fit.
(That was really pinpointing it, but you get the idea...)
I don't actually know how things work in the EU, but this is the case for Norway, at least for now!
And, for the record, I make a point out of breaking anti-piracy and copyright-laws as little as possible. ;-)
