Especially considering message boards and p2p are the top ways that real CP are distributed in the first place! Owners of those sites have virtually no responsibility, while owners of sites that use by adult for adult content are subjected to this muck-a-muck.
Especially considering message boards and p2p are the top ways that real CP are distributed in the first place! Owners of those sites have virtually no responsibility, while owners of sites that use by adult for adult content are subjected to this muck-a-muck.
Very true, but it's like always: If you can't catch the big fish (real criminals), you catch the small ones (webmasters) and call it success.
-Begin I am not an attorney but here's my opinion rant-
There are common carrier exceptions to the 2257 statutes.
GFY is covered under those, as are sites like Google.
I don't see how Google is the same since users post the material on a public forum (which is acting as the carrier of goods from one party to another) as opposed to Google who goes out and seeks/repackages/redistributes the content on their own without the permission of at least one of the parties involved.
Like the other guy said it's total bullshit. Large companies with the resources to put up a fight are given a pass while the smaller guys get fried.
Oh, this is one interesting tid bit to extend the common carrier arguement since there still seems to be a level of accountability on the part of Google if it is in fact a common carrier:
"A common carrier is absolutely liable for goods carried by it"
How are you so sure?
Where is your law degree?
I would also like to see some sort of proof to this claim that they WONT have to comply show it in writing if you can that these Within the U.S. companies are exempt from this!
How are you so sure?
Where is your law degree?
I would also like to see some sort of proof to this claim that they WONT have to comply show it in writing if you can that these Within the U.S. companies are exempt from this!
Bloomer, you've made a total jackass out of yourself in every other thread you've posted in, why bother continuing that trend in this one?
-Begin I am not an attorney but here's my opinion rant-
There are common carrier exceptions to the 2257 statutes.
GFY is covered under those, as are sites like Google.
I have a feeling that won't carry much water in this case. GFY isn't a common carrier, they do edit posts, ban people, and limit the content of sig files. By nature, the exercise editorial control over the content of the board, and as such are not "blind" common carriers, but a service provider (and secondary producer as a result).
That nice picture of Sunny is the corner will certainly need a 2257... as will many of the images from the pheonix forum.
Also: I am wondering how this will affect Fubar and JFK... some of those images are explicit, and not all of them are taken at public events (no "news" exemption).
How are you so sure?
Where is your law degree?
I would also like to see some sort of proof to this claim that they WONT have to comply show it in writing if you can that these Within the U.S. companies are exempt from this!
Thats what my lawyer worries about. You should be SUPER worried with your 600+ sites, all those tgps and blogs. lol
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