Aren't there more pressing issues Bush? - GoFuckYourself.com

GatorB · 11-19-2004, 06:20 AM

Boy I sure fell safer with Bush in control. I'm sure he's really paying attention to my safety.

As the holiday season looms, Web publishers led by the Washington Post are battling the White House over, of all things, a video of a dog.

This is no laughing matter. At stake are Webcasting rights to video clips of Barney, the first pooch, and his antics around 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. The White House has so far denied requests from online publishers seeking copies of the third annual Barney holiday video, insisting on hosting the video exclusively on its own Web site while at the same time freely granting broadcast rights to TV networks.

Webby · 11-19-2004, 06:24 AM

GatorB:

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At stake are Webcasting rights to video clips of Barney, the first pooch, and his antics around 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. The White House has so far denied requests from online publishers seeking copies of the third annual Barney holiday video, insisting on hosting the video exclusively on its own Web site while at the same time freely granting broadcast rights to TV networks.

Got a problem with that??

Ya not know both Rove and Bush take all their instructions from the real power in Washington, - Barney??

GatorB · 11-19-2004, 06:26 AM

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Originally posted by Webby
GatorB:

Got a problem with that??

Ya not know both Rove and Bush take all their instructions from the real power in Washington, - Barney??

Yes I ave a problem when

A) we have more important issues

B) Bush is PUBLIC figure which means he owns ZERO copyrights to his image. And that includes his dog.

11-19-2004, 06:20 AM	#1
GatorB The Demon & 12clicks Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: SallyRand is a FAGGOT Posts: 18,208	Aren't there more pressing issues Bush? Boy I sure fell safer with Bush in control. I'm sure he's really paying attention to my safety. As the holiday season looms, Web publishers led by the Washington Post are battling the White House over, of all things, a video of a dog. This is no laughing matter. At stake are Webcasting rights to video clips of Barney, the first pooch, and his antics around 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. The White House has so far denied requests from online publishers seeking copies of the third annual Barney holiday video, insisting on hosting the video exclusively on its own Web site while at the same time freely granting broadcast rights to TV networks.