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Torrent lawsuits hit major media
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You should send them the gif in your sig to illustrate the article, instead of this crap they have on there :)
http://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gif>>>http://www.elpais.com/recorte/201009...ptenpor_15.jpg |
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It would be nice to see this thing pay for itself with enough profit to cover brand new cases being expanded. Then perhaps by x-mas it will be up to 10,000 and by next year 100,000 and five years from now people will worry about an audit from Steve Lightspeed more than they fear an audit from the IRS!
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As for "suing fans" they have options. Stop downloading pirated porn or start paying for their porn or stop looking at porn all together. My guess is they will go back to paying for porn. |
how is that major media ?
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Or are you of the opinion that if it's not in a US paper it doesn't exist? |
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I like the bit about this being like going after drug addicts rather than drug dealers.
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I actually wonder how their "foolproof" software works too... Considering that it is likely not enough in court to actually prove that to ip at some point download a cluster from the torrent, but that it downloaded every single one and did not miss a single one of them, since without all the file is not usable usually. At least if certain parts are missing, like the beginning or end. I also wonder how they prove that the file called XYZ is actually XYZ... But then again, who cares.. the point is settlement anyway, this never gets to court, so why bother REALLY collecting all the evidence I guess.. |
Nathan, you are becoming a real pompous ASS. You are almost as annoying lately as GideonIdiot. Your arrogance will be your downfall.
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a) How do they prove that the person paying for the IP downloaded the file? b) How do they prove the file was actually downloaded? c) How do they prove the file was actually what they claim it is? d) Have they not heard of IP Spoofing? e) Have they not heard of unsecured wifi? Basically, you can't prove it. You would have to go to the guy's house, get all of the computers in there, find the file he allegedly downloaded and show the court that is your copyrighted content. Far too much trouble. Miles better to just blackmail fans of your work and potential customers and hope to get some hush money out of them. |
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I said it before, and I will say so again, your actions against DOWNLOADERS are complete and utter crap. You will never prevail there, and I know your answer will again be some stupid remark about how I am afraid my tubes will fail because of you... WE SEND MORE DMCA NOTICES A DAY THAN YOU DO. Get it in your thick skull finally that you are not some god-sent guy. I loved your content in the past, a few years ago you kept releasing great new girls, and so on... This completely stopped years ago, and now you complain you are nolonger making money?! PLEASE! |
@Damian... Thank you for the open an honest truth!
Steve, I am not saying your are actually trying to just blackmail people.. obviously you are not. I understand your frustration, I understand that you want to really get rid of certain things. And sure, go ahead and try... BUT PLEASE accept the fact that what you are doing in the end simply is trying to get people to SETTLE with you that you sue based on an IP some software gave you... I _BET_ that a software giving a random IP will work at least 80% as "efficiently" at getting people to settle as the actual software you are using... Instead of putting so much energy into this approach, you should put your energy back into producing content and use the services sites like mine have to offer to actually make _GOOD SALES_.. just ASK the other studios trying it, it IS WORKING... |
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so you just proved "Intent of downloading a file called 'XYZ'" ... now how do you prove that is actually illegal? Without having a copy of that file XYZ and can prove its the same one and not just renamed? Many many things... |
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Let's see how much you want to protect your surfers and customers. I see adverts on your site for dating sites and penis enlargements. Well we all know those dating sites are a con and anyone who tried a penis enlarger found out how well they work. So please don't try and come off as the good guy worried about a surfer getting caught up in a mess companies like yours created. While you're ripping off those same surfers yourself to fund your Tube sites. Or is it all right for you to con surfers to fund your wages? |
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The accused are not convicted by getting a summons. It's a chance for them to get their day in court. If they prove themselves innocent the penalties on the plaintiff will more than compensate them. As for potential customers. If that were even remotely true we would all be earning a fortune from Tube sites using the industries content. Posted by Damian on another board. Quote:
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I hope this will hit some real major media, they need to feel fear before downloading anything for free:))
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If it works, I'll give out my content to pirates by myself, so they don't bother of stealing it from our sites:)
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¡Muy bueno!
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Given all of the above, I would be really interested in understanding what exactly is making you so angry with this line of protection? What aspect of it do you find ethically wrong? Please understand that I am not bashing you, I am merely trying to understand your point of view. |
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because as both Steve's lawyer and Steve himself has repeatedly said here, their goal is NOT to get them infront of a court. Their goal is to SETTLE with them OUTSIDE of a court, based on the logic that they do not want to be seen as porn watchers. THAT is my problem with this appraoch, since too many innocent ones will be caught in the cross fire. |
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oh look, steve's posting about piracy again.
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What am I missing here Nathan? Surely you can't expect the balance of power to be totally in favour of tubes and end-users. Who looks out for the real victims, in this case, the producers? |
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Interesting thread indeed. It's been done in the music industry I believe. Check out torrent freak: torrentfreak. com/file-sharing-lawyers-to-face-disciplinary-tribunal-100823/
I dunno if it's similar or not but there you go. I honestly wonder what's next after torrents. There will probably be some bullet proof system where it's near impossible to track people :( Oh an for the record, I am a web host. I occasionally get DMCA notices to pass onto my clients. Even for the servers I host in Europe and the UK, I pass on DMCA. I don't even know if it applies there, but I pass them on anyway. |
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