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Who do you think are smarter? - Håkan Roswall (close to what is called a DA in the US) - someone that makes $15 gallery designs - someone who try and sell applications to Facebook - people making money facilitating the distribution of content without the rights to do so? |
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As I said to begin with; you idiots can try and spin it as much as you like. Bottom line is still - and will always be - TBP is making money facilitating the distribution of content without the right to do so. And that is why they will go down |
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I know you guys all have your panties in a bunch over this, I just make drive by comments and dont care about piratebay, dont use it, dont need it, dont care. Cheers! |
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gideon gallery: share all ip - except for mine - they should make a t-shirt ....
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it have EVERYTHING to do with your comment and the way people approach this issue. You feel you are entiteled to comment on someone who work hard on stopping a service that undermines the industry. First of all, I am pretty sure you dont know anything about the person you comment on, and then to top it off you think this is just some "see my sig" topic, and that the problem will go away. Maybe it time for you to wake the fuck up |
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I have to admit those guys have big cojones.
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same with the RIAA and the diamond rio guess what the courts untimately ruled in favor of the "pirates" and we all benefits because of it. to paraphrase Sam Axe (Bruce Campbell) "copyright holders bunch of whine little bitches" |
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those that don't provide for the fair use rights of their customers are forced to deal with the consequences of their stuff on a public tracker (the ONLY way to take advantage of torrent based backup). |
Half the charges dropped already :)
"The Swedish court seems to have recognized that a torrent search engine, which doesn’t store actual copyrighted files, cannot be guilty of copyright infringement. This is already a huge victory for The Pirate Bay, even if they lose on other charges - which now seems unlikely. What seemed to be a long legal battle might turn into a short (and sweet, for The Pirate Bay) affair." |
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I hope you idiots know that if TPB goes down and looses this case. That means google is an illegal site as well. Among much of the rest of the internet.
This case isn't about copyrights and people stealing shit. This is FAR greater than that. All you naive tools who think this is about torrents need to open your eyes. If you want people to stop stealing music and movies and other data. Then do something about it. Changing the interpretation of law to say what TPB does is illegal is so wrong it's just insane. Think about it, changing the interpretation of the law like that. Could make ISPs responsible for someone using their connection to download copyrighted material. Instead of going after the people breaking the law, you're changing the interpretation of law to be able to go after any tool a criminal uses. What's next. Are we going to charge the companies that make slim jims with grand theft auto because car thieves use their tool to steal cars? Are we going to charge Glock with murder because people have used their guns to commit murder? Are we going to charge the company who made the baseball with the charge of destruction of private property because some kids threw it through a window? LONG LIVE TPB! |
My thoughts are this ..
In Canada .. Conspiracy is a crime .. they have built a site which they know full well allows people to download and share stolen/cracked software and content. therefore they are in "conspiracy" to commit theft .... stick a fork in it .. as far as I can see it should be a done deal.. |
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1. the torrent uploader would be the one guilty of conspiracy to commit the crime of copyright infringement (assuming fair use did not justify his actions) 2. there is no criminal act of conspiracy to commit conspiracy to commit theft. That would be like saying that if you traded traffic with a site that had a gallery with kiddie porn you should be charged with conspiracy to distribute kiddie porn. |
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Secondly, it's not theft. It's copyright infringement. Lastly. You have to tie the owners of the website with the intent of it's users. Which has been tried hundreds of time in our history. And historically speaking, what a user does on a website does not hold the owners responsible. |
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I just found out that there are no juries in Sweden, so this will make it difficult to win. But then again, the judges are elected, so they may be tempted to find for the pirate bay.
Really, the judge doesn't know what the hell a torrent is. And now neither does the prosecutor. The only people who know what they are doing are the people who are on trial. So whatever the pirate bay is going to say, the judge will believe them. It's not like there is going to be anybody there capable of disputing anything that they say. I think that they can use a good argument - their service is legal. They distribute torrents that don't contain copyrighted materials. They aren't checking the content of the torrents. And they are not the ones uploading the torrents. Their users are uploading torrents, and some of those torrents have legal content in them. So the pirate bay is only providing a service. |
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Why ? because despite them offering a legal service the majority of their business was stolen property. |
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Fundamental arguements like only leachers are criminally liable and only when they did not buy a right to the content (recovery rights). Would apply to every country that has fair use doctrine. Which of course is every country. Quote:
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and even the US courts have recognized the right to use the cloud as a timeshifting medium means that a majority of their business is completely non infringing. Quote:
http://thepiratesdilemma.com/download-the-book the fact is the "pirate" has been used repeatedly by the establishment to describe technological shifts that improved the world. the printing press cable tv VCR MP3 rippers and yes torrents. unless you are a moron who believes all of those advancements are bad, you should be able to realize that they are accepting what is considered a slur as a badge of honour. |
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These guys were in it to make money out of theft, they would hate a free Internet and would never surviver in a free Internet. Neither would any of theirs supporters here. The reason we are here is to make money, there is no such thing as a "free" Internet. It's all about money, even the hippies at PB realise that and charged for the adverts. The Internet is driven by profits, take away those profits and you don't have the Internet you have today. Google would not exist without the paid ads, Youtube is only supported by the profits made elsewhere and everything that you think is free is just paid for by someone else. The recession might have a big effect on the "Free Internet". Companies might be looking at the profits on advertising on sites that tell everyone it's all free. Then you will see how "Freedom" is really another word for let someone else pay the bill. |
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I have repeatedly said that you have to buy the stuff once to have a right to timeshift 57 times now. (not free internet) I have said 27 times that you should setup a private tracker for your content which would allow you to usurp the adverting revenue of the pirate bay and cut off the supply of the content to the public trackers (not free internet). I have repeatedly given examples about how, models, photographers, muscians, could make MORE money by cutting out the middle men, and giving away their content and selling the attention to advertisers. When you say that the pirate bay is profiting for advertising your disproving my point paul you are proving it. |
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Think about what I wrote and then think about what you replied. My post has nothing to do with you and you're not worth bothering to reply to. In fact I should not even bother replying to you now. You are very stupid if you think the future is in giving everything away to have it paid by advertising. Do you think the future is going to see us all make more money by giving it all away and letting ads to AFF fund it? When I see Coca Cola offer to advertise on my site I will change my mind. Pirate Bay would lose money if they had to pay a royalty to the producers of the content for providing the links. Truly stupid. Please kindly go fuck yourself. |
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If you stand on a street corner with a sign that points to an illegal sale or event are you within the law? Or are you aiding and abetting or even guilty of conspiracy? I don't understand Swedish law and I doubt if anyone here does, but building a business that is 90% reliant on theft has to be illegal or has to be made illegal. Yes present laws are really ineffectual and need changing. But maybe it would not be so hard. |
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http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=835495 notice anything? lolbusiness as usual on gfy, but lord no, dont watch a porn video without paying fee. GFY is full of its own pirates. Care to stop them first? :1orglaugh |
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ohhh the irony |
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You're not even understanding what you're talking about. TPB will NOT take your stuff down if you DMCA them. Matter of fact they make smart ass remarks about how they are never going to take down anything ever. I'm all for freedom...but you aren't even close to understanding the frustration of watching all of your work put out for free. And then having to jump through hoops to get it taken down...and then there's TPB who will NOT take it down no matter what you do. Fuck them. Because that's exactly what they are saying to us, and laughing about it. Edit: And no Google isn't an illegal site...they DO take down links to that shit when you DMCA them. TBP doesn't. |
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Metaphors and analogies fall short, in the end. A torrent is a torrent. It's not a novel, a guide, a flyer, a pamphlet, oral instructions or an address book. It's a torrent. You can't decide on regulation of atom bombs by comparing them to wooden sticks. Likewise, you can't regulate the internet by treating it like a library made out of pipelines. |
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I have talked about respecting fair use right. I sell my scripts, i however provide a private tracker so that my customer fair use rights are fully satisfied without having to load my stuff on a public tracker. ERGO my stuff does not appear on the public tracker, because my customer will not put it there. I only had to sue 1 customer to send the message, and instead of being pissed off at me for doing all the other customers were happy i did. Quote:
IF you refuse to provide for the fair use rights of your customers, then other people have a right to compete with you. |
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It only makes them illegal if they operated in the US (which they do not). |
I hate to say it, but from what I read of day 1,2 and 3. It looks like TPB are winning.
We all know deep down they will get away with it. If they didn't new laws will be made and sites like google will not be able to spider the Internet because it would be "stealing". I would love to say close the site down or chuck them in jail, but it's just NOT going to happen. |
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people often refer to pirates to describe people who steal shit, unless you are a moron and believe thats good. So what you are saying is merely by calling them pirates , they are now heroes who are doing legal things because someone once called vcr users "pirates" and we all know vcr's r cool so thus killing and robbing people must be cool 2. So now anyone who is called a pirate is a hero despite what they are doing because often in history people who were called pirates were then called heroes ( despite the many pirates who just killed people and stole their shit ) Thats like saying its ok to kill someone because once there was a guy who killed someone and he wasnt charged. look heres proof murder is legal US vs murderer 1998 man found not guilty for murder see murder is legal |
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And as of yet ive never seen a pic yet of "him" :winkwink: |
Thanks for sharing bro!
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TBP not only DOES NOT take anything down ever...they brag about it on their damn website. What was it they posted in that section where they laugh at companies, lawyers, and law? Something like: "never took one down and never will" Gideon, please stop....I'm laughing so hard my eyes are tearing up. Those guys don't care about any laws. Hell, come to think of it neither do I. I'll break any damn law I can get away with. I'll drive faster than the speed limit. I may even do an illegal substance now and again on a Friday night. And you think those guys sit around like some kind of Saints pondering the law and worrying about being law abiding citizens? Hell no! They are literally laughing at everybody while they cash those prepaid ad spot checks at the bank. Of course a communist like you would never understand that this is nothing more than greed and capitalism at it's finest. As much as I want to see them stop stealing...I will grudgingly admit that they found a way to make money for a short time. Not as much as some of the guys I know in this biz who figured out little loopholes to make money. But still a lot. Their time is limited to continue business as is though. So that's why I'm laughing about them having to pay lawyers and waste their time with court. It's taking away money that they are going to wish they had back when they are forced to start taking down almost all those torrents. And you just know that when Swedish law changes to reflect modern times...EVERYBODY is going to demand their shit come down because of them acting like assholes to the industry for the last couple of years. Right now, the judge there can only interpret the law. When that law changes, he will interpret it to reflect the new law. And there are companies and legal teams just circling those guys licking their chops and waiting for that day. Guy is pretty smart though. When that time comes, if I were him I'd sell it to one of the big movie companies and get out. |
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By the way, a DMCA is a US Copyright Law. Not a global law. Also, to really get down to it. If a user uploads a torrent of your website to TPB. TPB and that torrent is not illegal!!! I don't get how you guys don't understand this. Or how many times I have to say this, going after TPB is attacking the problem back ass wards. The people breaking the law are the ones who complete the entire file to their computer without the rights to the file. THAT is when the law is broken. How everyone does not seem to understand this is beyond me. It's like TBP is a guy standing on a street corner as someone put it earlier. With a sign that points out where people are trading files. Is that guy breaking the law? No. Are the people down street A trading legal file B breaking the law? No. Are the people down street C trading legal file D breaking the law? The ones taking the file without rights to it ARE. THOSE people specifically are the ones breaking the law. So when you stand here bitching about the guy on the corner. Do you realize how ignorant that makes you look? Then Gideon has even stated ways (easy SIMPLE ways) you can create a case against a public torrent of your files. Easy ways to attack that, if it's a problem to your business. But pssssh, no everyone still bitches about the guy standing on the corner. |
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TPB would have to take down a torrent that included their tracker, but they could list the torrent (which points to the other tracker) and still collect all the advertising on the page serving that torrent. IF they ignored one of those request they could be prosecuted for copyright infringement under swedish law. Quote:
i am a nashian free market person, i want as much competition, and i want the monopoly limited in the way it was intended from the begining. Quote:
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Remeber that copyright holders tried to get congress to change the laws to make "Time shifting" illegal after it was established, and none of them had the guts to do it then. If access shifting gets established as a fair use right the same thing will happen again. |
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The problem tony is that the same swarm that has someone "illegally" sharing, has lots of people sharing legally (timeshifting, backup, recovery) which is the point. The pirate bay is doing nothing wrong by pointing out the swarm, only the guys abusing the swarm are guilty of a crime. |
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you know what you are right Im wrong, why am I having this argument. When 95 percent dont produce content so they will never understand.
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Great read, but a very complex issue.
New laws will come out of this regarding the trade and furtherance of trade of intellectual property.:2 cents: |
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