A new Canadian levy will be introduced in 2003 on all recordable media (pdf). The magnitude of these tariffs is staggering: $1.23 for all CD-RWs, $2.27 on all DVD-Rs, and get this: $21 for each gigabyte of storage on portable MP3 players. Thats an extra 160 dollars for a Nomad. The cash will go to the Recording Industry whether you use it for recording pirated music or not.
http://www.cb-cda.gc.ca/tariffs/proposed/c09032002-b.pdf
Monday, March 11, 2002
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