So when the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992 was passed, the media businesses gave up on the idea of legal versus illegal distinctions for copying because it was clear that if Congress was acting in their framework, they might actually increase the rights of citizens to participate in our own media environment.
Quando l'Audio Home Recording Act del 1992 venne approvato, il settore dei media abbandonò l'idea della distinzione tra copia legale e illegale perché era chiaro che se il Congresso operava sulla base di questo distinguo, avrebbe anche potuto incrementare i diritti dei cittadini a partecipare al nostro ambiente mediatico.