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This doesn't really suprise me, I mean everytime you see a big hotlinker site it's protected by adult bouncer. If they don't mind stealing bandwitdh, stealing content can't be far behind. Come to think about it, this guy deffending them, "m0rph3us", isn't he a big sleazebag who hotlinks movies from isp connections? :1orglaugh
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even if he was stoned when he told you this information, the fact that we're entering into a free trade deal with the US means we inheret their copyrights regardless of any crazy fantasies, lies or weird loopholes he may have stumbled across.
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You're an idiot. I never SAID THERE WAS NO COPYRIGHT LAWS, i said there were no copyright laws for porn |
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I cannot understand any top notch adult video studio allowing Adult Legal to license their videos to either Adult Bouncer or DeluxePass. Absolute stupidity. Not only do these fuckers in effect sub-license the DVDs out, at no extra cost than what any of you would pay Adult Legal, but then the webmasters affiliates who haven't paid a dime for anything go one step further and have the balls to offer scenes from those DVDs in hosted galleries to promote their own little affiliate programs.
People are taking huge advantage of these video studios because many of the studios really don't understand the Net business. I guarantee you if I speak to the heads of the top 10 video studios in L.A, not one of them will know what 'Hosted Galleries' means. If I said 'AVS' to them, maybe 3 would know what that is. Do you think Adult Legal watches out for how those DVD licenses are used in the same way a web content provider who produces or pays for his own content to licenses does? No way. |
notjoe's not all wrong - i've been told the same thing about the piracy problem in Australia. I can't actually remember if I was told the same reason as notjoe says or not. But I was surprised when they told me Australia is the worst country for adult DVD piracy.
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There's a shitload of "Legend" & "Redlight District" videos available at Adult Legal. Thats where AB gets all their shit.
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The sole reason we don't have a lot of major porn production here is that it's cheaper to buy the licenses from european and American production companies and reproduce them for the local market. If they are replicating them without licenses they are breaking the law. It wouldn't surprise me that some people are given the fact that it's not exactly a regulated industry. |
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I was probably being a little too harsh with my snide comments, but only because it was such an obvious untruth and it couldn't go unchallenged. |
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Like i said, i am only going on what i know/heard from people i talk to, granted im not an assuie but i do know Canadian laws and Aussie laws are very close. When we were doing our homework, pricing out replication machines, warehouses and whatnot we spoke to some friends in the business and that is basicaLly what it amounted to. There is no doubt in my mind that it is easier to replicate something for your general area, and much cheaper once you factor in shipping and whatnot, Again, i was just going on what i've been told and it was from multiple sources, so, if indeed i am wrong then i am wrong and it is as simple as that! :) |
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Sounds to me like it's just the people you spoke to reflecting a lasse faire attitude to porn copyrights not their legal opinion. I tell you what though.. I will make some calls tomorrow to find a 100% definate position from the eros foundation or electronic frontiers.. because I am a little reticent at calling all your contacts dodgy fuckers, especially from multiple sources - they may have found some loophole which needs to be examined. I could end up eating my hat, but I doubt it - as sad as it is, there are a lot of dodgy guys here in that arena, and it's more likely that they're not accepting copyright breach for the infraction that it is, also maybe they were trying to keep you out of the market or some such thing. also when the free trade thing is finalised there will be no difference at all even if they have found some legal work-around. You've got me thinking in conspiracies now about anti porn politicians removing adult copyright to prevent a local porn production scene getting too big. But it wouldn't neccessarily work anyway.. the only thing I can think of is that extreme porn that is essentially illegal probably isn't protected by copyright and maybe your contacts are beasty distro's or something. Or maybe the way they distro'd beasty or scat filtered into the way they worked with everything else.. ok im getting to caught up into bullshit.. I'll keep you posted :) |
i don't doubt AB has licenses for the stuff that is available for license from Adult Legal. The problem with AB and DP is that their whole business is set up on the basis that they will attract and host hundreds of little DVD rippers and all those thousands of stolen movies will attract new members and hang on to existing ones a long time. They don't police anything, they are more familiar with DVD titles than anybody here because their whole business is all about it. When they see some jerkoff who can't even afford hosting or a domain name uploading new released DVD content onto their servers they know exactly what's going on. Not to mention that when they do license a DVD from a legitimate source they make that DVD available to AB affilliates to use on their sites.
Let's get real here. Do you think for one minute that if say SitePass,ProAdult,SexyAVS or any other AVS system went to Matrix Content or Paul Markham and licensed a shitload of content that Matrix or Paul would allow those AVS systems to give that content out to any webmaster who became a part of its AVS program? Not a chance, that shit won't fly when you're dealing with a web content provider. The ONLY reason they've been allowed to fly under the radar screen for the most part is that unlike Matrix or Paul Markham the video studios' core business is not on the Net and they are using a broker to license their content, the Net is a huge place, these people don't spend all day on the Net, they are producing, selling and shipping their DVDs. They're being abused in a major way all over the place. People should be thanking their stars that companies like Redlight are making their movies available to webmasters, cuz obviously surfers are loving them, try getting somebody to produce that kind of stuff on your own and see how much it costs. |
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Australia has nothing to do with it! and the above statement is just plain fuckin wrong! AU Commonwealth Copyright Act 1968 How the fuck can we have copyright on everything except PORN! and you are a content provider... sheesh! Where did the MAFIA BS come from... now thats really funny! Any of you got ONE SINGLE STATMENT OF FACT to back up your crap? DD |
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See this thread: http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...&highlight=dmm |
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This guy has ripped Private titles on his site. It's with deluxepass not AB though. |
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When we licensed Homegrown Video and Xplor titles in Australia we had to ship artwork and masters to them before the videos even hit the street in the US. That was the only way to deter the pirates. The Aussies also back-ended us in South Africa. Not saying they're all bad btw... |
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I was told it wasnt illegal for porn, what i think they meant is that if you do it and it is only porn they will not bother with you like they would if you were knocking off Warner Brothers. What good is a law if it isnt enforced? Look at homegrown video, even he, who does requires replicators to produce their dvds, doesnt like that fact that while HomeGrown might only want a run of 20,000 DVDS there is actually 30,000 coming off the line. |
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No Joe, you are still wrong... and ill-informed.
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What you are "complaining" about is AU's parallel imports system, and has nothing to do with copyright within AU. DD |
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[B]No Joe, you are still wrong... and ill-informed. "Just because you buy it from AU DOES NOT mean the infringement occured here." Agreed. "What you are "complaining" about is AU's parallel imports system, and has nothing to do with copyright within AU. " Your right, when the company who owns the rights to the DVDS is out of stock and i could buy these DVDS from AU in bulk that must be a parallel import system. *eye roll* (Note: when i say out of stock i do no mean freshly out of stock. Not all replicators will touch Porn.) I was never "Complaining" and to be honest i really couldnt give a rats ass, I was simply told that there were to copyright laws on adult content within .AU. Whether the guy meant that copyright laws in regards to porn are lax and no one cares, as they would if you knocked off mainstream titles. You cite laws and whatnot yet you have not actually pasted the part which defines what can have a copyright. I cited the laws as well but never claimed them to be the definitive end to the argurement. "= wrong - any complaint is enforceable " Well DUH, whether it actually is enforce is a completely different story now isnt it? You must think finding a replicator to do porn is an easy job. Care to enlighten us as to why people like Ameridisc dont touch porn DVDS anymore? The only reason porn still gets farmed out to AU is because people are desperate. The order 20,000 copies and know 25,000 - 30,000 will get made. Go find a replicator in North American who will run-off porn DVDS.. not an easy task. As for whoever mentioned private, you can control your own stock when you replicate the DVD movies yourself, such as Private. They own their own replication plant. |
Hmmm, I dont see how you could not have enforceable copyright on AU hosted or processed porn... especially since the last I heard you couldn't host or process porn in AU...
Of course at the end of the day DMCA allows the copyright holder to submit a complaint, or they have the option of going straight to court with a lawsuit. There's none of this calling so and so and asking someone else about it... unless it's just to make trouble on a board for someone. |
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Some companies will handle it privately and take them to court for it but at the end of the day i do not belive the justice system will get involved. Note: Im just taking a shot on this one but this is what would make sense and falls inline with what i was told. I am far from an expect on this and i am actually making use out of this info so it isnt all wasted :) |
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Damn my back is hurting, can you pass me some of what you're having? |
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What you're telling me is that every single criminal offense is processed? That is very unlikely, and if the government is against porn, do NOT want any porn hosted, nor any processing for porn memberships and such done, why would they protect the porn? |
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It isnt a hard concept to grasp. Even though something might be against the law it does NOT mean the gov't will enforce that law. Follow? So if the govt is against porn and doesnt really want it in its country,since they dont want porn hosted or processed on CC's (from what you said) why would they spend their time/money to go after the people breaking the copyright? "There's none of this calling so and so and asking someone else about it... unless it's just to make trouble on a board for someone." Wipe the gunk away from your eyes and face... If you had taken the time to read the entire story you would have seen that i am not just pulling shit out of my ass or calling one person and relaying information. Me and a few other people building a plan for a replication plant and that is how i came about this. My partners have been in this biz since you were probably in diapers.. i would trust them/their sources over any shit which is posted here. Clearly when you attempt to jump into a area where you have competition you will check everyone and what the advantages are VS. disadvantages are for each location of every replicator in the world... Replicators are not like Bob's smoke shop, VERY few people have them since the major studios (mainstream) replicate their own DVDS. |
You have no clue what your talking about bud-dy notjoe.
Legend has contacted us and everything was dealt many days ago and it was dealt with appropiately. Also maybe you didn't notice AdultLegal.com has 2000+ DVDs available and leases them to other people such as Deluxepass. If those studios dont license their stuff then why does AdultLegal themselves offer this content? Meanwhile we do not license from Adultlegal our content is leased from another source. So im not remotely worried. We pay a huge chunk of change for this content, but people keep babbling about the same thing on here. Thanks drive thru. |
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