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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
Well, most of these lawsuits have been unsuccessful barring the one that Alison refers to where a possibly beneficial settlement was reached.
As long as adult industry players continue to pay to place ads or allow illegal tube sites to be affiliates then this “problem” can only continue. There is a financial interest in offering this free and often times copyright infringing content ... This should be obvious ...
As for the “locker” concept — I would ask how incidental is their paid storage of copyright infringing content. Generally speaking, they would have safe harbor as someone like youtube would have — DMCA and mitigation. However, if their activities can be proven in conspiracy with illegal tube sites that would change things.
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If illegal Tubes go away. Then legal ones with full sized scenes are going to get all the traffic.
Wishing that something magical will happen and illegal tubes will disappear and all the surfers will flood back to buying is about as stupid as me wishing the magazines will come back.
The problem isn't legal or illegal. It's the tons of free porn already out there and the sites that don't have a clue it's 2011.