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gideongallery...
do you know what I find amusing about you, except for your half knowledge of english and how the world works? This: I used to live in the conditions you speak of. There was no copyright. You could copy the newest films, music, software and put up a card board box and sell it in front of a police station nobody would give a fuck. Your dream basically LOL. The problem? Well it only lead to monopoly. You see all the smaller artists and the not so successful ones went under right away. No profit= find new job. All the big artists were forced to work for TV stations for pennies + with the vacuum created with the vanishing of the old stars came instant TV "just add water" stars and ALL under the complete monopoly of the TV stations. One of these new "stars" lives in my street in a 200$/month apartment and takes the bus to work just to demonstrate how good your model is. You once posted a thread "if you cant compete with free you cant compete period", being your usual half knowledge half educated self, you did not take in to account that authors are not traffic wizards and internet gurus so they can't really fight for traffic and "compete" with shit. The title of your thread should have been "If you can't compete with free you are not a traffic guru who can make $ inspite of thieves and free loading fucktards." No copyright = monopoly, end of story. This is a real life example not some second hand toilet paper gideon theory. It happened in music, all the music stars were forced to sign humiliating contracts with the TV stations because this is all the money they could get, their shit was being sold free on the streets, concerts don't make enough money and they cost a lot. This happened in film, all the quality production went under right away because nobody went to the theaters because you could get the movie for pennies on the street...so all the new movies were super low budget super crap TV releases that could not be pirated simply because they had no value at all... This happened in literature, you could not sell a book because photocopies were cheaper, it was so ridiculous at one time you could buy jamie olivers cook book printed 4 pages in one to save paper LOL...nobody published books during this period.... This happened in medicine...no copyright means cheap knock offs... This happened with food....ever tried millka chocholate with 2 L-s? This happned with clothes...domestic brands were demolished by fake china crap... But the most important effect is that it all lead to a complete devaluation of many profitable industries that employed 100.000s of people. It rewarded the rich and powerful media giants. For what? So that cheap shit guy fawkes mask wearing gideons could enjoy free porn in their mommas basement. How amusing is it to me that you fight against monopoly LOL but you are in fact fighting for it. :1orglaugh Can you imagine how amusing you are to me? You champion a cause that you can not even theoretically achieve with your solution. You are fighting cancer with tobacco LOL. You are monopolies best friend and you do not realize it at all... You redefine the meaning of the word loser. Go get some english lessons at least then people will think you invested some time in something instead of half assing your way through life.... |
the problem is we live in a new age.
lets face it, people for years have copied films on such as vhs. i am not sure the goverments bothered too much. today we see films copied in high volume. the problem today is that for new generations its the norm. its the norm to get porn free on tube sites. its the norm to see films free too. on top of this films are as stasted in the interview launched different times, so they may first be seen in the usa then a few weeks later in the uk.this means the gap between showing in the usa and uk does give pirates the advantage to give it away. the other problem is cost. i worked in a uk cinima and know that the cinima that charges the most will get the film. often its a split basis. ie, week one it may be 90/10 split (90% going to the film firm). but each week this goes down so after a few weeks it could be 20/80 split (20% going to the film firm and 80% to the cinima). so as weeks go on the cinioma can make more cash even with fewer people. so the film companies give the flm to the cinimas who charge most as they make more cash that way. so now we have cinimas charging £10 a person if not more. So a family of 5 could cost over £50. The reality is that people cannot afford that. Most simply now hang on till the dvd/blu ray is out. All this pushes people to see the pirate film. on top of this not all the films are that good. |
the interview was actually good and interesting
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If nothing else, his using this defense will provide established U.S. case law one way or the other on these topics. Of course I have a feeling this will not make it to trial. I think one of his buddies will roll over on him and agree to testify against him in exchange for a reduced sentence and in the face of that Kim will cut himself some kind of deal. |
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you may have lived in a country where copyright law has not been enforced but there is no way you lived in a country where the copyright law didn't exist That being said, that not what i am arguing for I clearly said that if the content is provided for a medium and you take it without paying for it that was infringement. Quote:
you don't understand the market at all want proof look at wil Wheaton that guy admitted explicitly he was technologically clueless in his book just a geek. Yet he released his blog post/speeches under CC-SA -NC so what happened his fans from star trek were allowed to record and post his speeches on their youtube/twitter etc accounts They did the work of getting him traffic, he just talked about shit. he talked about gaming, and he got invited to gaming conventions to talk about games he talked about poker and he got invited to play in major celebrity tournaments. he talked about his favourite shows and he got invited to play an evil version of himself on that shows. other people did all the "work" for him. Quote:
wil wheaton jonathan coulton http://www.jonathancoulton.com/2012/01/21/megaupload/ Quote:
:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh that screw job your talking about happened when copyright was in it full effect. and that why many artist are contemplating revoking their copyright assignment to get around that abuse. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201...pyrights.shtml and of course the record companies are trying their best to screw the artist out of that right. Quote:
so everything your complaining about happened under copyright law Quote:
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every single one of your examples has a viable competition method in fact most actually do follow at least one of them that why those markets have not collapsed, and in fact are profiting greatly. Quote:
Who is too stupid to realize that all the problems you attribute to a lack of copyright actually existed because of copyright. Quote:
Well if your that stupid of course your not going to see the solution. If you make problems that don't even exist into insurmountable problems of course nothing is going to work. Quote:
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you don't even understand the situation that he is under 1. he can get rid of all the charges for copyright infringement for any country that has validated access shifting, because you can't facilitate copyright infringement if act isn't even an infringement 2. then he can argue that same rules should apply in the US. 3. if he loses then he will argue it impossible to tell the difference between the legit access shifting (countries that grant that right to their citizens vs US) so the removing access only was the maximum he could do. And since that was an option under the safe harbour he is still protected by the blanket immunity of the DMCA. the government is going to be forced to prove that 1. there is a perfect way of providing the service to the legit people and not violating the rights of the infringed copyright holders 2. that mega upload was aware of that perfect solution and choose not to implement it 3. the laws required they implement those solutions. he doesn't have to admit to any liability to make a fair use defence. Quote:
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I still think he will cut a deal. If the emails and evidence exists that shows the people operating the site knew they were breaking the law and didn't care and one or more of his buddies is willing to testify that Kim knew the law was being broken and did nothing about it, he is fucked. Short of actually convincing the jury that access shifting should exist in the U.S. or that this was some kind of convoluted fair use situation he is almost certain to be found guilty. If his choice is to face potentially 50 years in jail or cut a deal and serve a few years and pay a hefty fine he likely will take the deal. |
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the law says you must remove the file OR block access it the service providers choice. youtube does not delete the file, they simply block access. Quote:
he did a laundry list backup, recover, access shifting, he could also include time shifting and format shifting. . Quote:
you would be denying him his right to access shift just because not in canada What about all the other fair use right, backup recovery ... once he has it uploaded in one region (canada)ab ility to get it back would be covered by the other fair uses. Quote:
oh and the government didn't bother to put that evidence in the brief we have already seen. Quote:
Your missing the possibility that blocking access is enough given the fair uses support (backup/recovery/access shifting/time shifting/format shifting) to qualify for the safe harbor provision remember the law give the service provider the choice you tube doesn't delete the uploaded file they simply block access if you have to delete the file instead of simply blocking access then every online back would be worthless because if your password got hacked the only way they could avoid copyright infringement charges was to wipe out your backup. |
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I guess we will eventually see what happens. All I know is this. When the U.S. Government is after your ass, you typically don't win. |
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@gideongallery They actually did not exist. I know your guy fawkes mask makes you all knowing in your imaginary world but in ex communism there were no such laws that covered new media such as tape, vhs, cd , cinema... there were little laws that regulated even private business so there was no legal ground on which they could sue somebody as a private entity. Thank you for pointing out that copyright laws have existed in other countries for centuries, you truly have a talent for pointing out the obvious. I really really really did not know this before you told me LOL you must be really desperate to bow down so low and present this as a valid point against me LOL What I wrote actually happened and you can squirm around it all you want it is factual reality: it lead to monopoly everywhere...I have no need to prove something to you that I saw happen with my own eyes...who gives a shit if you don't believe LOL As for your wheaton example it is bullshit. You are assuming every artist has a friend base that will bring in millions of free clicks and lead to whatever LOL... how fucking retarded do you have to be to believe in this? For fucks sake theres pro bloggers on this forum with 1000s of websites who can't make a buck let alone a living with this free traffic shit and you actually present this as a viable form of income for hundreds of thousands of non-tech savvy artists? LOL what kind of pills are you on? SOPA/ACTA/Whatever is coming :thumbsup everything you stand for will be turned in to toilet paper and stains will be made! :thumbsup |
anybody have his naked photos?
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Why are people glorifying that moron?
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he wasn't even getting booked to do star trek conventions any more he was contemplating giving up acting and going back to school to get another career. it was so fucking bad that the link on a wil wheaton fan site only got him 384 people. it was nothing most bands who play in dives on the weekend can build a fan base to that level. as to the tech savvy required 5 day crash course is all it takes to learn all the tech you need. that the point of my services, i make it simple 4-10 step processes and i do all the work to make sure those processes keep working. when technology changes i make changes to the system in the background so that the process just stays the same. |
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Megaporn was a little irritating, and I do not mind that one is done for.
Anyone here who would object that probably is not trying to sell memberships to porn sites, and is certainly not respecting content shooters. just my 2 cents, he is not a hero or a pioneer. He was just taking advantage of it. Unfortunately by taking his ass down nothing is actually going to get solved per direct. |
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If one guy wins the lottery, then every guy will win the lottery! Lottery is a sustainable business model! Look at all the examples: bullshitlink1 bullshitlink2 bullshitlink3.... SO IT MUST BE TRUE! :1orglaugh shiiiiiiiiit gideon go st8 ahead and ignore factual reality: pro bloggers with 1000-s of websites are going broke....will weaton has millions of people who know him for fucks sake he was a star in only the most successful TV show OF ALL TIME :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh Quote:
ok you got me sold! you are a genius! tell me first: what do you drive? Ill answer this for you: Scenario 1) Gideon posts a pic of his ferrarri or lambo or just makes a huge "GIDEON" with cash and shuts me the fuck up and makes me join his miracle program even if i have to beg... Scenario2) If you do not post proof of $$$$$ its simply because you do not have $$$$$ and what ever "excuse" you give is just very very amusing... come on "playa" post some $$$$$ shots???? no? youre gonna give lame excuses arent you? :thumbsup |
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