@Misanthropist
My experience has been the exact opposite. I had absolute trust in police officers as an adolescent. It was later in life when I developed my distrust.
I now believe they are glorified tax collectors.
I found this comment to her blog apology amusing:
love said...
Also funny: The use of the word 'acquired' as opposed to the word COPYING. Is it 'acquiring' when someone downloads a Lilly Allen album from BitTorrent? :)
September 22, 2009 2:21 AM
It seems to me the logical aproach would be for Warner to merely reimburse Fox for what they paid for their movie rights. It makes no sense for them to get a percentage of profits from the movie, they had nothing to do with.
This way they wouldn't have to have their customers send in their little data trackers, they could just ask the government for the info and force everyone to use this service.
(as DavisPrime)
Chances are the person that received it thought it was just phishing emails and deleted both emails without much thought.
Re: Re: Lets be honest here... (as DavisPrime)
@Misanthropist My experience has been the exact opposite. I had absolute trust in police officers as an adolescent. It was later in life when I developed my distrust. I now believe they are glorified tax collectors.
Apology Comment (as DavisPrime)
I found this comment to her blog apology amusing: love said... Also funny: The use of the word 'acquired' as opposed to the word COPYING. Is it 'acquiring' when someone downloads a Lilly Allen album from BitTorrent? :) September 22, 2009 2:21 AM
Re: One day, (as Michael Davis)
I have to agree with AC. This is a great comment. Let's hope it doesn't turn out to be true.
Re: Re: As much as I support warner's risk taking in this project (as Michael)
It seems to me the logical aproach would be for Warner to merely reimburse Fox for what they paid for their movie rights. It makes no sense for them to get a percentage of profits from the movie, they had nothing to do with.
This would also help out .. (as MichaelD)
insurance companies like Progressive. You remember the whole pay-as-you-drive thing.
http://features.csmonitor.com/environment/2008/07/28/pay-as-you-drive-insurance-catching-o n/
This way they wouldn't have to have their customers send in their little data trackers, they could just ask the government for the info and force everyone to use this service.
I fear privacy is a thing of the past.