0 present participle of tape --
1 to record something on tape --
2 to use strips of sticky material, especially to fix two things together or to fasten a parcel: --
Few, if any, major record companies are trading profitably, partly for market reasons but partly for home taping reasons.
There is no way of knowing exactly how many sales are lost as a result of home taping.
Last year sales amounted to £283 million and the loss to rights owners as a result of the in-home taping of programmes was therefore £99 million.
First, there is the matter of taping, and in particular video taping.
The public would be given a licence, in effect, to carry out home taping without any fear that they were infringing anyone's copyright.
As a result of these developments a number of sceptics became enthusiasts for taping.
Among the more difficult questions which remain are industrial design protection and unauthorised home taping.
Data sources include classroom observations, interviews with students and their teachers, students' writings, and video and audio taping of classroom activities.
