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Fuck Brazzers Fuck Tubes Fuck you fuck you your cool..im out
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This will all be public records if it goes to court, so if they settle. Great PR for the Tubes.
DO NOT SETTLE! |
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Big Bump for Alli and Pink Visual! Huge :thumbsup
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Did the content suddenly dissappear after being sued ? yes Does gideon know law ? no Here is a tip to keep yourself on the straight and narrow. DON'T STEAL SHIT :) |
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Pink Visual just started a massive ball rolling! Their will be more than a few companies paying close attention to this one!
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why am I replying to an idiot..... |
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the majority of the people who work in adult care - backing one side or the other. Please leave GFY - you don't work or have any stake in online adult. |
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Hey Sleazy
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who is still supporting them they have some great promos going on right now I guess to cover their legal fees
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Lawyers have told me the same thing. |
They stole my content as well and the 3 videos I found have been downloaded about 1million times. That would have been a lot more money in my pocket from my movies. What they are doing is so wrong. I hope there company burns.
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I care and have lost a lot of money to these types of crooks. |
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sorry man you need some new lawyers. |
I hear talent defending Brazzers, because they hire them. :1orglaugh
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This should be fun to watch... All Brazzers has to do if they lose is just declare bankruptcy then come back under a different name.. and then the whole process starts all over again.. No money will ever be paid in any lawsuit..and tube sites will just get bigger...
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You might want to check up on bankruptcy law, before thinking its an easy way out - or just search GFY for other companies that have lost in count and couldnīt pay :2 cents:
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There is a big difference between losing a case and having a judgment against you and trying to get out of it and just screwing over a bunch of webmasters and disappearing. |
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lol what? I know of NOBODY who is still using Napster :1orglaugh |
This is the snowflake on the iceberg for Brazzers.
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you tube doesn't allow adult content, just because you have rules that have to be followed and offending content is removed doesn't invalidate the safe harbor moron the ability to tell the difference between adult and non adult (see naughty bits = get removed) can be screened by 5/day employee, even viacomm 200/hour lawyers mistakenly sent takedown notices for fair use postings. |
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Ex. 1 month ago in Denmark there was a community website (Connery.dk) which was fined for 20 erotic still pictures uploaded by their users. Also in Italy 3 Google bosses were found guilty in breaking privacy violations by not removing a video of an autistic teenager being bullied. I understand you like the concept of being able to share whatever you want, however when "college kids" started to build major money making businesses with piracy at their core, then they opened Pandora's box. You think western politicians will just stand by and watch their cultural exports erode, because some young college kid think he outsmarted the laws :1orglaugh Politicians make laws, and they change them all the time... or as the Codex Holmiensis starts: "With law shall land be built, but if all men would keep what is theirs, and let others enjoy the same rights, there would be no need of law". Justice is the concept of rightness - you fuck with enough people, and you will be served. Private lawsuits, ACTA etc. is just the beginning :2 cents: |
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the courts override bad laws all the times, the courts establish exceptions for fair use all the time. and so far no fair use has been over ridden by new laws. sure sometimes new laws are snuck by the lawmakers with a clause that can be abused to take way fair use rights, but when that happens those laws are repealed or invalidated by the courts. |
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copyright laws are designed to ONLY protect the income generating ability of cede content. So using a privacy ruling to justify the position that copyright laws will change so much that they will exceed their original mandate is an ass backwards arguement. Quote:
And so stupid he doesn't realize how totally clueless such a declaration is. |
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The legal systems around the world are not founded on the same principles. I have no idea why US politicians are letting their local entertainment industries fend for themselves, but in Europe where goverment is heavily involved in entertainment industries, then you can be sure that Politicians will be looking out for their "investments". And yes, politicians do change law until the law live up to their intentions. Just ask the medicial or gambling industries how it is to get special attention from politicians. Now ask the pirate industry in the next 1-3 years. |
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so your pointing to a case where they got convicted of contributing to copyright infringement (new criminal offence) where the police failed to that a single bit of data flowed thru servers (because dht was turned on and the protocol does local peer discovery first). the odds that this will survive appeal given how fundamentally flawed the investigation was is slim to none. moving to trackerless torrents will make the entire new crime completely useless. you can't criminalize what they are doing without destroying fundamental principles of the legal system that protect every day people from railroaded in other criminal procecutions. Which is the point i have repeatedly made the courts basically rain in the bad laws that politicans create. Quote:
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The anti-circumvention part of the DMCA has been used take away people right to rip moves they OWN to media vaults on their home machines, and the politicians who defended that part of the law are finding themselves targeted with ads that attack that support. Politicians are afraid to make the same mistake again, especially when you consider that the fair use economy that is being attacked over reaching laws generated 16 dollars for every "lost" by the entertainment industry. a lot more people would have lost their jobs if the laws had changed to make the vcr illegal then would have been lost by the entertainment industry if they were actually right about how bad the problem was, the fact that they were so totally wrong and the new medium once enbraced made the industry more money then every other revenue source combined And as someone who teaches people the tricks of the trade to properly exploit the new medium, i know that movie industry will easily make 2-3 times their current revenues from the new medium. |
I will try one last time to make my point clear.
Politicians will change copyright laws until they work as the politicians intented, and their intention is not to save some multi million dollar pirate business, but to protect the copyright holder. Its a war - it will be fought with whatever it takes :2 cents: |
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NO THEY WONT every technological shift that has radically expanded the income capacity was CALLED piracy the printing press cable television vcr mp3 cd/dvd burners and now torrents politicians can't create the laws you want them too, because the only way to stop torrents is to make laws so draconian that the general public will revolt against them. the very people the politicians are counting on to re-elect them are the very people would vote against them for supporting those draconion bills Quote:
you may want to claim that they are just free loader but i suspect that a large portion of those voters are actually voting the party because they don't like the fact that the pirate bay got convicted of facilating copyright infringement without any proof what so ever that they were involved in the transaction (because the idiot cops turned on DHT and use a client that would do local peer discovery first). either way, a politician who voted for that stupid bill lost his job. |
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In Europe politicians are working on attacking both supply and demand at the same time by both blocking internet access and sueing for damages. Its only going slow, because the EU has not harmonized the IP (intellectual property) area. However with ACTA it will (and even if ACTA fails, then there will be a push for EUs own version). The 3 strikes rule target at surfers (demand), and blocking of entire businesses urls (supply). The french already have the 3 strike rule, and it ment less P2P traffic, but more downloading from illegal sites hosting the files (ex. rapidshare etc.). In other EU countries they have blocked sites (ex. Piratebay, AllofMP3 etc.) at the ISP level. At some point (ex. with ACTA) they will connect these sanctions, and it will be open season on pirates. There is no way that western politicians will abandoned intellectual property - its one of the core function the state sells to the market, a basis for tax revenue, and product safety. Some college kid or business with piracy at their core will never be able to make up for that in "creativity" (which in reality doesnīt mean creativity, but their need to mass consume the latest entertainment garbage like everyone else). Start reading what the people who are working on ACTA are thinking, and not those college kid blogsheads whining about ACTA. |
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