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Did Berman lie about affiliates yesterday?
After I listened to the interview yesterday, my take was that basic affiliates would not need to sign any license or pay fees. The companies paying fees would be the paysite owners, content producers (assuming they have preview video clips), and a few other select companies. But definitely not the typical affiliate.
Today we have a webmaster that runs a simple TGP, yet he receives the professionally done ACACIA packet. Supposedly he called up Berman and was basically told "tough shit, pay up". So what I'm getting out of this, is affiliates are still going to be required to pay the licensing fee. Am I missing something here? |
Berman sucks uncut cock.
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Watch mark my words Acacia is a wanna be mob doing shakedowns they will get fucked at the end
Berman can suck my left nut as well |
He has a completely different definition of the word affiliate than we do. He also said they only wanted a percentage of subscription sales. Nothing was said about sites that dont charge.
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They're trying to double-dip. I knew they would. Never believe someone else's lawyer. |
If he did say that and then on the other hand "supposedly" threatoned a small TGP. You can use his statements as evidence and any judge would throw the case out.
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I'm calling Bullshit.Why the fuck would they waste valuable resources on some 500 hit per day TGP?. They already stated they are going after Sponsors and paysites.Either this is some bullshit story to trump up your post count or somebody is fucking lying.
Post some fucking proof, because I don't believe a fucking word of this bullshit. |
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by detoxed
He has a completely different definition of the word affiliate than we do. He also said they only wanted a percentage of subscription sales. Nothing was said about sites that dont charge. [/QUOT Interesting ! ( light goes on ) :Graucho |
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Man I cant believe people actually think people would buy that crap. Your fucking bullshitting. |
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I have said all this before but it's important to understand the distinction between a "CLAIM" and a "PROVEN RIGHT".
Acacia have made an ambit claim based on their belief they own all the patents necessary to say they own the process of sending video over the net. They have not yet proved their claim, some people have signed licence agreements with Acacia however to do so is only to make the business decision that settling is easier than fighting. Acacia do not own all the patents necessary to say they have complete ownership of the process of making video available on the net, they have a collection of patents that have undetermined value as no test has been made of their claims. If you settle with Acacia, do so on the basis that (1) you are simply doing it as an initially low cost way to set the issue aside (2) that if the patents are invalidated or if it is proven that their collection of patents does not give them ownership of the process of streaming that any agreement you make is void. |
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interesting...
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ok runnin to moms to get a cam you fucktards
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but i havent received a packet yet..... |
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He has nothing |
i like how he was going to use his crap digital cam, then he needed 10 minutes to figure out how to work it, then he needed to go over to his moms for a digital cam..............
signs of a liar? |
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Now if he never comes back, that would be a sign of a liar. |
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well, i hope he doesnt come back with a crap photoshop job of charlie's package....
actually, that would be funny. :) |
my husband just bought the camera @ walgreens. He will be back in 10 minutes :321GFY
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uh huh what prick
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moms camera, cant find the camera, bought the camera today, cant figure out how to work the camera..... which is it? oh, nevermind.... :glugglug |
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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I mentioned "the proper definition of affiliate" as I was referring to detoxed comment. I know what the proper definition of affiliate is, and I also know what our definition of affiliate is. I also know that it was stated that our version of affiliate would not need to pay any fees or sign any licenses because the paysite owner would cover that. |
allright im back with my 42.69 cent cmaera from walgreens. 5 minutes to take pic and upload:321GFY
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Not true in any sense... The only obligation, if it turns out there is one would be with the paysite that uses the shot content. If he shoots his own content and has sample feeds on his content site, and licenses this content site, then uses this content on his own site, the content license also covers his paysite in that he is an 'affiliate' (legally speaking).. Being an 'affiliate', as the term applies in webmaster programs, has no bearing on the licensing.. The paysite with which he is affiliated is where the licensing liability lies.. So .. if Acacia wins, or if he chooses to pay, he is obligated to pay for one license.. |
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Yes, you're right. I also think a lot of people are confused about the whole "interview". Some things just didn't make sense. Who knows. Whatever.
Go IMPAI! |
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Your absolutely right - they don't understand our terminology and most of the people on this board don't understand their terminology. |
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He's a lawyer with an agenda. There was really nothing else to expect.
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He just had to wait for his queues. Anything that was important was avoided... I'll have to talk with my engineers... blah blah... |
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