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Robbie 05-22-2010 07:29 PM

Now where did gideongallery go?

Probably working on that torrent recorder that was his last get rich quick scheme a few months ago.

gideongallery 05-22-2010 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165422)
FUCKING IDIOT...

I NEVER wanted to do "product placement"

What I said was I could do like waynes world and promote the actual site that the vid is playing from and make it funny. That's not product placement.

Once again you are trying to sidestep what I just told you about that little upsell you're apparently basing your entire theories on.

Here is the reality since you don't know anything about marketing or online marketing or the porn business:
All of your longwinded ignorant posts come down to this...You are calling a shitty upsell with a low percentage payout a "new revenue stream"

You are NOT coming up with a way to increase sales to my paysite. You are just talking a shit upsell that doesn't payout as well.

In other words...you're both dumb and ignorant.

What a loser! No wonder you can't make any money.

:error:error:error
robbie the wayne's world bit you were talking about is actually part of MBA program at western as an example of product placement

it specifically the concept of signage.
using it to internally promote a your own site or an external site or product doesn't change the fact that it still signage.

you argued for months product placement would never work in porn because coke/pepsi/whatever mainstream sponsor would not allow it.

and no matter how many times
that arguing product placement would not work in porn because coke would not pay for product placement was as valid as saying that there was no market for tampons because you could sell them at a gay bar.

how stupid do you have to be to not realize that you are making the same arguement all over again.

let me put it another way
just because you fill a vending machine in the mens washroom with tampons and they don't sell doesn't mean that vending machine idea was a bad idea.

Robbie 05-22-2010 07:39 PM

There you go again...

I NEVER said anything about Wayne's World in the first place in that long ago thread. YOU DID.

I said, hmmmm....how about taking that concept and tweaking it on the vids so it would allow someone surfing an illegit tube to at least know where that video came from because the illegit tube resized the vid so the watermark doesn't show.

It was just one of a million things I think about and somehow you've latched onto that as some kind of "proof" in your delusional mind that YOU are a genius? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I wasn't looking to try and upsell anything in my vids. I was just looking for any way to get a surfer to come to MY paysite from MY stolen vid because the thieves don't bother linking back to us in any way at all.

Dude, it's really doesn't amount to anything. In fact, I haven't even done it yet. When I do it, it's just going to be ONE update. One scene that revolves around that funny idea. And yeah, it'll be campy and hopefully amusing just like Wayne's World was.

The HUGE difference is this...I'll actually be filming and making something NEW. Whereas someone with your limited scope would simply steal actual Waynes World footage and try changing the words they are speaking and calling it a "parody"

Now stop trying to change the subject:
YOU ARE WRONG ABOUT ALL THE THINGS I POINTED OUT. Matter of fact...you are just completely lost in this business. That's why you are what you are and that's why you occupy your current station in life.

As Bob Dylan once sang: "Can't you see, it's not my problem"

Do yourself a favor. Go get a job. It's what you are destined for. You're a worker bee. Nothing more.

Robbie 05-22-2010 07:55 PM

ok gideongallery...come back here.

I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I didn't really mean that part about you being nothing more than a worker bee.

Now give me a hug and wipe the tears out of your beady little eyes. We're still buddies! :thumbsup

gideongallery 05-22-2010 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165490)
There you go again...

I NEVER said anything about Wayne's World in the first place in that long ago thread. YOU DID.

I said, hmmmm....how about taking that concept and tweaking it on the vids so it would allow someone surfing an illegit tube to at least know where that video came from because the illegit tube resized the vid so the watermark doesn't show.

It was just one of a million things I think about and somehow you've latched onto that as some kind of "proof" in your delusional mind that YOU are a genius? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I wasn't looking to try and upsell anything in my vids. I was just looking for any way to get a surfer to come to MY paysite from MY stolen vid because the thieves don't bother linking back to us in any way at all.

ok please explain to me what exactly about this statement do you not understand

Quote:

using it to internally promote a your own site or an external site or product doesn't change the fact that it still signage.

Quote:

Dude, it's really doesn't amount to anything. In fact, I haven't even done it yet. When I do it, it's just going to be ONE update. One scene that revolves around that funny idea. And yeah, it'll be campy and hopefully amusing just like Wayne's World was.




The HUGE difference is this...I'll actually be filming and making something NEW. Whereas someone with your limited scope would simply steal actual Waynes World footage and try changing the words they are speaking and calling it a "parody"



Now stop trying to change the subject:
YOU ARE WRONG ABOUT ALL THE THINGS I POINTED OUT. Matter of fact...you are just completely lost in this business. That's why you are what you are and that's why you occupy your current station in life.

As Bob Dylan once sang: "Can't you see, it's not my problem"

Do yourself a favor. Go get a job. It's what you are destined for. You're a worker bee. Nothing more.
i am not going to waste time explaining to you copying someone elses scene but just changing the context to porn is not creating something new. By definition the fact that you copied means it a deriviative work and not something new.

nor am i again explain to you how insanely stupid the arguement that the only way to use your content to make a parody is to not use the content at all is.

Robbie 05-22-2010 07:57 PM

gideon? Damn it...

Okay, if anybody sees gideongallery would you please tell him to come back to the thread? Tell him I'm sorry and I didn't mean to say those harsh words to him. :1orglaugh

Robbie 05-22-2010 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165511)
i am not going to waste time explaining to you copying someone elses scene but just changing the context to porn is not creating something new. By definition the fact that you copied means it a deriviative work and not something new.

I'll make sure to tell The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppeling and the list goes on and on that they didn't create anything new when they took all those old blues licks, changed the tempo and arrangement and lyrics and wrote new songs.

And I'll fire off a letter to George Lucas letting him know that since Star Wars was just a cowboy western movie (he said so himself) set in the future in a different galaxy...that he didn't create anything new either.

You really have no clue about any of this do you? That's why I love fucking with you. You just show your stupidity over and over and over again.

Robbie 05-22-2010 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165511)
nor am i again explain to you how insanely stupid the arguement that the only way to use your content to make a parody is to not use the content at all is.

Because I'm right.

Does Saturday Night Live use actual footage of other's work when doing a parody skit?
No, they have talent.

Did Weird Al Yankovich use actual recordings of other artists or did he re-record it himself? He actually re-recorded it himself from scratch because he's talented.

Do all those new Hustler parody DVD's use actual footage from the television shows they parody?
No, they shoot it themselves.

You on the other hand have no talent. You just take the easy way every time. The only parodies that you seem to love are the ones that only require a person to make a pretty funny joke up.

Whoopty doo.

A child could do that.

You don't have the skill set to do REAL parody. Accept it. You, and most people out there...are incapable of doing anything other than stealing footage and simply changing the words. I'm so impressed with that ~yawn~

gideongallery 05-22-2010 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165520)
I'll make sure to tell The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppeling and the list goes on and on that they didn't create anything new when they took all those old blues licks, changed the tempo and arrangement and lyrics and wrote new songs.

And I'll fire off a letter to George Lucas letting him know that since Star Wars was just a cowboy western movie (he said so himself) set in the future in a different galaxy...that he didn't create anything new either.

You really have no clue about any of this do you? That's why I love fucking with you. You just show your stupidity over and over and over again.

i really have to find the post you made about

wayne's world did something new and unique they decryed product placement while doing product placement (that was what made the scene funny)

you claimed that doing the EXACT SAME thing but just changing the context to porn was something new and creative.

you are basically trying to denegrate the actual creative work or real artist to try and justify your copycat bullshit as some how creative

although i would have to agree with you on star wars thing but considering that

Quote:

George Lucas has acknowledged the influence of The Hidden Fortress on Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, particularly in the technique of telling the story from the points of view of the film's lowliest characters, C-3PO and R2-D2.[
at least he has the integrity to admit the influence.

Robbie 05-22-2010 08:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165538)
i really have to find the post you made about

wayne's world did something new and unique they decryed product placement while doing product placement (that was what made the scene funny)

you claimed that doing the EXACT SAME thing but just changing the context to porn was something new and creative.

you are basically trying to denegrate the actual creative work or real artist to try and justify your copycat bullshit as some how creative

although i would have to agree with you on star wars thing but considering that



at least he has the integrity to admit the influence.

You don't read very well do you? But enough of this foolishness. I keep showing you the sky is blue and you keep denying it over and over. lol

How about you address the original post you made here? And the fact that you showed you don't know what the hell you are talking about?

You keep trying your best to sidestep me. It's funny. And you are entertaining the hell out of me with your know it all attitude about entertainment with absolutely nothing to back you up. No experience, no talent.

You are the perfect example of a couch potato who watches too much television and thinks he could do it better. :1orglaugh

gideongallery 05-22-2010 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165529)
Because I'm right.

Does Saturday Night Live use actual footage of other's work when doing a parody skit?
No, they have talent.

Did Weird Al Yankovich use actual recordings of other artists or did he re-record it himself? He actually re-recorded it himself from scratch because he's talented.

Do all those new Hustler parody DVD's use actual footage from the television shows they parody?
No, they shoot it themselves.

You on the other hand have no talent. You just take the easy way every time. The only parodies that you seem to love are the ones that only require a person to make a pretty funny joke up.

Whoopty doo.

A child could do that.

You don't have the skill set to do REAL parody. Accept it. You, and most people out there...are incapable of doing anything other than stealing footage and simply changing the words. I'm so impressed with that ~yawn~

ok smart guy if changing the context of a movie by layering in new subtitles why did the eff win their arguement that this



was a parody

you only prove your a clueless moron when you argue that the court define definition of a "parody" is not a parody.

of course if you want to argue about creative and creating something new

there are only two creative or new downfall parodies

the very first one which recast the serious movie into a comedic commentary/parody about an issue.

and eff one which turned it into a DMCA trap that both explained why it was a valid fair use within the video and made itself a target of the abuser of the DMCA(sending take downs without actually check if it was fair use-- which the explaination within the video proved)


everyone else are not new, not creative , derivative works which are still valid parodies.

TheDoc 05-22-2010 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165558)
ok smart guy if changing the context of a movie by layering in new subtitles why did the eff win their arguement that this

was a parody

you only prove your a clueless moron when you argue that the court define definition of a "parody" is not a parody.

of course if you want to argue about creative and creating something new

there are only two creative or new downfall parodies

the very first one which recast the serious movie into a comedic commentary/parody about an issue.

and eff one which turned it into a DMCA trap that both explained why it was a valid fair use within the video and made itself a target of the abuser of the DMCA(sending take downs without actually check if it was fair use-- which the explaination within the video proved)


everyone else are not new, not creative , derivative works which are still valid parodies.

That's a sample, part, or whatever they call it... made for the purpose of a parody, which is why it's fair use. If you ripped the entire movie and did that it would be copyright infringement.

Which is why all the examples Robbie are different.

TheDoc 05-22-2010 08:31 PM

Re way above...

Self product placement... might as well just toss a stamp on the video, it would be more effective. Otherwise it better have a hell of a hook for it to catch anyone.

Porn has product placement in it though, when you're a major studio/production company and you pay several people to sit around all day already, it's not a big deal to have them seek product placement as a side task. It's just one more thing you can do to help pay for content, it dang sure isn't buying you any new toys, cars or houses.

When it comes to upsells, non-adult products bomb... landing pages, sandwich, whatever you want to try. Then the amount of time it takes to find a hot offer in mainstream that would do well in porn, you could have made 100x more just putting up killer porn sites instead either way.

Robbie 05-22-2010 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165558)
ok smart guy if changing the context of a movie by layering in new subtitles why did the eff win their arguement that this
was a parody

you only prove your a clueless moron when you argue that the court define definition of a "parody" is not a parody.

of course if you want to argue about creative and creating something new

there are only two creative or new downfall parodies

the very first one which recast the serious movie into a comedic commentary/parody about an issue.

and eff one which turned it into a DMCA trap that both explained why it was a valid fair use within the video and made itself a target of the abuser of the DMCA(sending take downs without actually check if it was fair use-- which the explaination within the video proved)


everyone else are not new, not creative , derivative works which are still valid parodies.

That's a funny vid. Nothing more. It's somebody coming up with some funny subtitles.

Again, I'm not impressed. Anybody with a good sense of humor could have done that. Not much else was required which is why you THINK of it as real parody

A true comedian or comedic group who take pride in their craft and worked their way up doing standup at shit hole clubs would find it funny as hell too. Doesn't mean that they would ever equate what they do with that funny subtitled video.

YOU might think it's all the same. But real artists know better.

Again, I'm showing you the sky is blue and you just keep repeating the same thing over and over and over and over.

Here let me help you:

gideongallerys entire thoughts: vcr, cloud, timeshifting, the hitler video with subtitles, waynes world
Now take those words and repeat them over and over.

You still haven't addressed the FACT that you are dead wrong on this thread. And you also don't address what I said about some of the greatest songwriters in rock history using old blues licks and creating new music that stands on it's own.

According to you...they have no talent and are just copying stuff.

Sorry gideongallery. But this entire thread shows again that you don't know what you are talking about on pretty much any subject.

Which isn't surprising because you have never DONE anything to have the wisdom and knowledge that only experience can bring.

You watch television. That pretty much sums up your entire "career". And as was already said earlier...you THINK the internet is your vcr

What a clown!

gideongallery 05-22-2010 08:35 PM

Quote:

it amazing how far you got try and justify the idiotic statement that copying waynes world in porn is somehow creative

in your world micheal angelo didn't invent a new type of scaffolding so that he could paint the roof of the chapel without closing it down.

i am a computer programmer, and as such know the difference between your made up definition of creativity and real creativity.

HTTP, html, tcp/ip, xml, silverlight, NAS, Bit torrent, and hundreds of other technology were creatively built from the simple 1 0 of binary.

they all did something new, something that was not done before. something that was creative.


Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 16577226)
btw

"There's nothing you can do that can't be done"

the statement is not a true statement

want proof

be the first person to run the 4 minute mile

someone did that, and no one else can do it, being first doing something different then everyone else in the world could do, that is the only place of true creativity.

Everyone else is copycatting losers.

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...ayne%27s+world

you don't understand what true creativity is

and

you are still trying to argue that vending machine in a guys washroom is a bad idea because you couldn't sell any tampons with that machine

Robbie 05-22-2010 08:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165582)
you don't understand what true creativity is

and

you are still trying to argue that vending machine in a guys washroom is a bad idea because you could sell any tampons.

Nope, YOU are the only one talking about vending machines and tampons.

And you are the one who has never created one thing.

Just want to get those facts straight for the hundreds of webmasters we are entertaining with this thread. I love you gideongallery.

Serge Litehead 05-22-2010 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165471)

:1orglaugh

on a side note, how about timeshifting that sandwich

gideongallery 05-22-2010 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165587)
Nope, YOU are the only one talking about vending machines and tampons.

And you are the one who has never created one thing.

Just want to get those facts straight for the hundreds of webmasters we are entertaining with this thread. I love you gideongallery.

if your so stupid that you don't see how arguing that an idea won't work at all because you can't sell mainstream products

is not exactly the same bullshit arguement as saying vending machines in men's washroom wont work (=porn) at all because you can't sell tampons (=mainstream product) in them

then you really are an idiot

Robbie 05-22-2010 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165645)
if your so stupid that you don't see how arguing that an idea won't work at all because it won't work with mainstream products

is not exactly the same bullshit arguement as saying vending machines in men's washroom wont work (=porn) at all because you can't sell tampons (=mainstream product) in them

there really is no helping you at all.

Yep, I'm the stupid one here.

So again I will say to you THE SKY IS BLUE. And you haven't proved that you can do one thing other than talk when it comes to selling PORN.

I don't give a damn if your shit might work on a mainstream site to make pennies. I care if it can sell MY PORN SITE. It can't. And your whole idea is nothing more to me than an shitty upsell that would be better used to upsell another porn site...which we all already do and do it far better than your "genius" idea.

loser

gideongallery 05-22-2010 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17165571)
That's a sample, part, or whatever they call it... made for the purpose of a parody, which is why it's fair use. If you ripped the entire movie and did that it would be copyright infringement.

Which is why all the examples Robbie are different.

nope the change of context not the length makes it fair use.

gideongallery 05-22-2010 09:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165651)
Yep, I'm the stupid one here.

So again I will say to you THE SKY IS BLUE. And you haven't proved that you can do one thing other than talk when it comes to selling PORN.

I don't give a damn if your shit might work on a mainstream site to make pennies. I care if it can sell MY PORN SITE. It can't. And your whole idea is nothing more to me than an shitty upsell that would be better used to upsell another porn site...which we all already do and do it far better than your "genius" idea.

loser

cool so we agree after i am done with doc example your price for the info is 10,000 greater than everyone else

not really a problem since it will never work anyway.

Robbie 05-22-2010 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165657)
cool so we agree after i am done with doc example your price for the info is 10,000 greater than everyone else

not really a problem since it will never work anyway.

gideongallery, I sincerely hope that your ideas DO work.

I never discount anybody or underestimate them.

I just know that you have never said one thing on gfy that has led me to believe you have a clue. But that doesn't mean you don't.

For all I know you may just be playing dumb on here. I enjoy these debates with you, but they are so one-sided it's like beating up a guy with no arms or legs (probably why I enjoy it so much lol )

But I really do have nothing but well wishes for you to be successful and if your ideas work and make more money than people did BEFORE piracy then I will be the first to congratulate you and I will defend you to the death on GFY and help you in any way that I can.

TheDoc 05-22-2010 09:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165654)
nope the change of context not the length makes it fair use.

"In general, the less that is used in relation to the whole, e.g., a few sentences of a text for a book review, the more likely that the sample will be considered fair use"

Thus fair use is a sample, and a copy of a whole is not a sample - unless it's for personal use.

"If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use."

That limit being, personal use for time shifting. Not anything else.

The only reason that "clip" is allowed is because it's a small sample and a parody not subject to dmca. Again point was, your example is vastly different than Robbie's.

TheDoc 05-22-2010 09:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17165191)
Gideon, do you have a main website where musicians (and others) can check out your rates, plans, etc?

With all the crazy going on... what is your Website that musicians can find you on to get exposure and such?

Robbie 05-22-2010 09:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17165686)
With all the crazy going on... what is your Website that musicians can find you on to get exposure and such?

I'd like to know too. I'm in the middle of shooting music vids for two of my songs and if gideongallery can really do these things I'd like to work with him on it.

Does it really exist? Or is it more delusion?

TheDoc 05-22-2010 09:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17165689)
I'd like to know too. I'm in the middle of shooting music vids for two of my songs and if gideongallery can really do these things I'd like to work with him on it.

Does it really exist? Or is it more delusion?

My Dad started playing 40ish years ago... has a band today, knows a ton of amazing amazing amazing bands and songs... just like you I'm sure.

These guys have no idea about anything Internet and a good friends giving them advice is a hell of a push for someone that has talent.

Dirty Dane 05-22-2010 09:45 PM

gideongallery, before you can even argue with fair use, you first have to understand the concept of establishing fair use. If you are profiting from someone elses work without their consent, the profit factor will completely remove fair use. It doesn't matter where or who is hosting the file, if you profit from it you are guilty of infringement. Period.
If you embed something from YouTube, wrap your ads around it, you make money off it. It doesn't matter if YouTube host it, the original uploader has consent or not. If you do not have consent, you are subject to infringement. You publish it on your website.
If the source of what you embed, hotlink or whatever, is splitted into 1 million parts, your output will still be the same. Nothing change.

As a matter of fact, reducing costs will eliminate the fair use argument even more. The more you profit, the less you can argue "non-profit".
The host will also still have same obligations to comply with copyright laws. If they (as in P2P) only provide 1 byte of data, they still conspire. Just like in criminal cases, no one is excempt from conspiracy, unless they are not part of the international agreement.

TheDoc 05-22-2010 09:53 PM

Warning: Posts below this mark are subject to a giant game of

http://www.mathematik.uni-bielefeld....mat/50x20f.jpg

... you have been warned!!!!

gideongallery 05-23-2010 12:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17165677)
"In general, the less that is used in relation to the whole, e.g., a few sentences of a text for a book review, the more likely that the sample will be considered fair use"

Thus fair use is a sample, and a copy of a whole is not a sample - unless it's for personal use.

"If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use."
That limit being, personal use for time shifting. Not anything else.

The only reason that "clip" is allowed is because it's a small sample and a parody not subject to dmca. Again point was, your example is vastly different than Robbie's.

google steve smith playhouse

nuff said

gideongallery 05-23-2010 12:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirty Dane (Post 17165695)
gideongallery, before you can even argue with fair use, you first have to understand the concept of establishing fair use. If you are profiting from someone elses work without their consent, the profit factor will completely remove fair use. It doesn't matter where or who is hosting the file, if you profit from it you are guilty of infringement. Period.

you sir as a moron
fair use does not disappear just because you make money
vcr sold for 1k each yet timeshifting is still a fair use
hundreds of artist make money from parodies and parodies are still a fair use
commentaries are sold and have advertising around them again it is still a fair use
micheal moore made millions from his documentaries which used other people copies of speaches to make his commentaries.

how many times have pointed out the 1/5 of the US economy is dependent on fair use. You can make money from fair use




Quote:

If you embed something from YouTube, wrap your ads around it, you make money off it. It doesn't matter if YouTube host it, the original uploader has consent or not. If you do not have consent, you are subject to infringement. You publish it on your website.
If the source of what you embed, hotlink or whatever, is splitted into 1 million parts, your output will still be the same. Nothing change.

As a matter of fact, reducing costs will eliminate the fair use argument even more. The more you profit, the less you can argue "non-profit".
The host will also still have same obligations to comply with copyright laws. If they (as in P2P) only provide 1 byte of data, they still conspire. Just like in criminal cases, no one is excempt from conspiracy, unless they are not part of the international agreement.
you really need to read the law and case law a little better because you are totally clueless about this concept.

Dirty Dane 05-23-2010 01:13 AM

Sorry to disappoint you gideongallery, but uploads to illegal porn tubes is not parody, "commentaries" or Michael Moore. YOU sir, are a moron :1orglaugh
No matter how much you argue and scream (which big letters mean), nothing gonna change that. It can't be claimed as fair use.
Quote:

you really need to read the law and case law a little better because you are totally clueless about this concept.
Yeah? Show me how you deal with in your legal statements. If you hotlink or host something for the purpose of distribution and sale , you are subject to all laws regarding publishing, including 2257 or your local laws.

ottopottomouse 05-23-2010 03:07 AM

I've just wasted another ten minutes of my life and not learnt anything new apart from you can't sell tampons in the mens bogs :(

TheDoc 05-23-2010 07:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165843)
google steve smith playhouse

nuff said


You mean that "Canadian" tv show where they take a "full movie" and condense it down to 30 min's and replace character voices and such?

That's exactly what I said fair use was. It's a "sample" of the whole. It's NOT the entire movie, which would not be fair use.


Again, your examples are GREATLY different than Robbie's and you just got schooled in the subject you pretend to the be the master of.




"In general, the less that is used in relation to the whole, e.g., a few sentences of a text for a book review, the more likely that the sample will be considered fair use"

"If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use."

gideongallery 05-23-2010 08:15 AM

[QUOTE=TheDoc;17166241]You mean that "Canadian" tv show where they take a "full movie" and condense it down to 30 min's and replace character voices and such?

That's exactly what I said fair use was. It's a "sample" of the whole. It's NOT the entire movie, which would not be fair use.


Again, your examples are GREATLY different than Robbie's and you just got schooled in the subject you pretend to the be the master of.
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actually he only changed the dialog of one character leaving every other characters dialog exactly the same
and the one of the earlier episode did the entire movie steve smith was interviewed about why he changed it to 30 minutes (difficulty of finding a movie that could be changed completely, easier to cut out part that were not consistent with the changed)

googles your friend use it.





"In general, the less that is used in relation to the whole, e.g., a few sentences of a text for a book review, the more likely that the sample will be considered fair use"

"If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use."
your misrepresenting the quote to say the exact opposite of what it says

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use

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the quote under the title Common misunderstandings

Fair use is commonly misunderstood because of its deliberate ambiguity. Here are some of the more common misunderstandings with explanations of why they are wrong:

If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use. For instance, in the Betamax case, it was ruled that copying a complete television show for time-shifting purposes is fair use.
you added the personal use thing that was not there
and you eliminated the italics that defined the first statement as being wrong.

TheDoc 05-23-2010 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17166370)
your misrepresenting the quote to say the exact opposite of what it says

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use



you added the personal use thing that was not there
and you eliminated the italics that defined the first statement as being wrong.

My quotes are taken from Wiki... taken as a whole for the marker they covered, which very clearly states it's for personal use if taken as a whole.

"ALL" fair use falls under 4 factors or it's not fair use.
  1. the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes;
  2. the nature of the copyrighted work;
  3. the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and
  4. the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.

Hello #3....

"If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use. For instance, in the Betamax case, it was ruled that copying a complete television show for time-shifting purposes is fair use."

^ This would be for personal use...

"For instance, the Audio Home Recording Act establishes that it is legal in some circumstances to make copies of audio recordings for non-commercial personal use."

IE: It's okay to make a copy of a whole if it's for personal use. That makes it fair use.

The clip you posted is fair use because, again... it's a sample of the whole and a parody. They can't use the whole, it's not for personal use.


We done yet?

TheDoc 05-23-2010 08:41 AM

Gideon the point again... your example was vastly different than Robbie's.

Yours is actual fair use, taking a sample of actual copyrighted content and using part/sample of it to create a parody of said material.

Robbies, they create a new original product.. new actors, new funnies, new everything. It's not a copy of the original taken as a sample, it's a whole entire new whatever. Point: Actual creation.

As Robbie stated.. with his something new is created, with yours a monkey can create them which is why Youtube is littered with 100's of this stupid things... any monkey can do it.

TheDoc 05-23-2010 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17165191)
Gideon, do you have a main website where musicians (and others) can check out your rates, plans, etc?

Bump for an answer?

gideongallery 05-23-2010 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17166394)
My quotes are taken from Wiki... taken as a whole for the marker they covered, which very clearly states it's for personal use if taken as a whole.

"ALL" fair use falls under 4 factors or it's not fair use.
  1. the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes;
  2. the nature of the copyrighted work;
  3. the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and
  4. the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.

Hello #3....

no where in the law does it say that all four conditions must be met for it to be fair use

that is as big a misrepresentation as deliberately ignoring the 3 definition of monopoly so you can claim that your only a monopoly if you abuse something.

in fact the court ruling prove absolutely that is not true many fair use violate one or more of those conditions


timeshifting for example fails 3 of the four conditions

1. sony profited making money from both the vcr 1k each and the blank cassettes
2. it was a UNCHANGED copy (no contextual changes)
3. it was a complete copy.


the only one condition it met was that it did change the value of the copyrighted work because the sale had already happened.

the timeshifted sale (re-run) that was lost was not part of the intrinsic value of the copyrighted work but was instead monopoly profits from extending the copyright monopoly to the medium (blank tapes are not allowed)


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"If you're copying an entire work, it's not fair use. While copying an entire work may make it harder to justify the amount and substantiality test, it does not make it impossible that a use is fair use. For instance, in the Betamax case, it was ruled that copying a complete television show for time-shifting purposes is fair use."

^ This would be for personal use...
bullshit
no where in the time-shifting ruling did it say it was only valid if it was personal use

if that were true and the right was only available for personal use
the copyright holders could have demanded that the recording device encoded the recording so it could only be played on the vcr it was recorded.

They could not make such a demand

my right to move a show from monday to tuesday exist even if the power goes out in my house and i failed to tape knight rider

it exist even if i have to borrow the tape from someone else (not personal) to full fill that right.


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"For instance, the Audio Home Recording Act establishes that it is legal in some circumstances to make copies of audio recordings for non-commercial personal use."

IE: It's okay to make a copy of a whole if it's for personal use. That makes it fair use.

The clip you posted is fair use because, again... it's a sample of the whole and a parody. They can't use the whole, it's not for personal use.


We done yet?
just because non commercial personal use can be fair use does not mean it MUST be personal use to be fair use.

likewise just because the copying is for non commercial personal use doesn't automatically make it fair use.

if i were to borrow a cd from the library (assuming i was in the states and not canada since we have a piracy tax) and rip them for my personal use. That copy would still be an infringement even though it was personal use.

VGeorgie 05-23-2010 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165216)
maybe if you stopped nitpicking about word phrases and actually read the post you would see the relevance

You quote laws, which are nothing but the exact meaning of words.

Calling something a "right" that isn't infers a great deal of legal force upon it. IMO you use the word "right" intentionally, as a way to bolster your weak arguments.

Re adobe:
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Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17165216)
from the exact same post you are bitching about.

Again, you know nothing about Adobe's business model or the application of the protocol that spawned this thread. It's quite presumptuous to "volunteer" your ill-informed suggestions on how they might be able to make money with it. Why not suggest to Wrigley's they can turn a bit of extra cash by scraping up the used gum off sidewalks?

TheDoc 05-23-2010 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 17166456)
no where in the law does it say that all four conditions must be met for it to be fair use

that is as big a misrepresentation as deliberately ignoring the 3 definition of monopoly so you can claim that your only a monopoly if you abuse something.

in fact the court ruling prove absolutely that is not true many fair use violate one or more of those conditions


timeshifting for example fails 3 of the four conditions

1. sony profited making money from both the vcr 1k each and the blank cassettes
2. it was a UNCHANGED copy (no contextual changes)
3. it was a complete copy.


the only one condition it met was that it did change the value of the copyrighted work because the sale had already happened.

the timeshifted sale (re-run) that was lost was not part of the intrinsic value of the copyrighted work but was instead monopoly profits from extending the copyright monopoly to the medium (blank tapes are not allowed)




bullshit
no where in the time-shifting ruling did it say it was only valid if it was personal use

if that were true and the right was only available for personal use
the copyright holders could have demanded that the recording device encoded the recording so it could only be played on the vcr it was recorded.

They could not make such a demand

my right to move a show from monday to tuesday exist even if the power goes out in my house and i failed to tape knight rider

it exist even if i have to borrow the tape from someone else (not personal) to full fill that right.




just because non commercial personal use can be fair use does not mean it MUST be personal use to be fair use.

likewise just because the copying is for non commercial personal use doesn't automatically make it fair use.

if i were to borrow a cd from the library (assuming i was in the states and not canada since we have a piracy tax) and rip them for my personal use. That copy would still be an infringement even though it was personal use.

I never said they "must" be met, I said that fair use falls under 4 factors... We aren't talking about monopolies. We're talking about fair use, which has time shifting 'under it' for personal use, as quoted from wiki and a court case. Nobody demanded anything, they simply followed the law. I don't really care about the commercial/non-commercial use or what the mild twists of the law are based on what you do with content, that isn't related to the point at all.

Point was and still is... your example is vastly different than Robbies, and that's true.


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