I'd imagine so, or like email where you can send stuff as "attachments"!
I suggest the legacy parts of the entertainment industry set their targets higher and just accuse "The Internet" of facilitating infrringment and get a Judge to ban it.
From what I understand they normally sign a contract that retains them for the duration of the show, once the show finishes and if they haven't won then they are normally released from the contract, unless the contract covers a nationwide tour of finalists.
... and after building a fanbase via music reality TV if she doesn't maintain her connection with her fans she may disappear.
This story is actually a good one to keep a track on as it will be interesting to see where she is in 12 months time and what level of fan interaction she has maintained.
But... but... it was megaupload.COM and as we all know all .COM domains must comply with US Law, or whatever the legacy parts of the entertainment industry says the law should be, whether they are in the US, Tuvalu or The Vatican City.
LMAO! Just look at them... if they weren't being set up as terrorists by the FBI they'd be distilling moonshine in Grandpa's outside toilet or sleeping with their cousins!
To a degree you are correct, it is just entertainment, an industry that doesn't contribute as much as say.. the tech industry towards a nations GDP... so why does this little industry have so much sway over Government laws? Why does this little insignificant industry get to say how our rights can be eroded?
lol, I had one of those last night, not video but an image posted by my beloved BBC but only on a page on their worldwide outlet that's not accessible to anyone in the homeland. Does my box in!
Well it was the fairly large public backlash against the plans that caused Paypal to change their minds... but Politicians and large international conglomerates will probably just blame Social Network companies, without understanding that they are just platforms for large groups of people.
Been saying this for years, just think of the effect of shutting down an International Hub after detonating a bomb in the security area... as much as I'm not a fan of the state of Israel the security there does seem to make more sense than anywhere else, they watch you from the moment you park your car all the way through to boarding the plane.
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I'd imagine so, or like email where you can send stuff as "attachments"!
I suggest the legacy parts of the entertainment industry set their targets higher and just accuse "The Internet" of facilitating infrringment and get a Judge to ban it.
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From what I understand they normally sign a contract that retains them for the duration of the show, once the show finishes and if they haven't won then they are normally released from the contract, unless the contract covers a nationwide tour of finalists.
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... and after building a fanbase via music reality TV if she doesn't maintain her connection with her fans she may disappear.
This story is actually a good one to keep a track on as it will be interesting to see where she is in 12 months time and what level of fan interaction she has maintained.
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No forgetting future political appointments in SCOTUS or within Government itself.. I'm sure a few ex judges sit as directors of companies.
Every monkey needs greasing.
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But... but... it was megaupload.COM and as we all know all .COM domains must comply with US Law, or whatever the legacy parts of the entertainment industry says the law should be, whether they are in the US, Tuvalu or The Vatican City.
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LMAO! Just look at them... if they weren't being set up as terrorists by the FBI they'd be distilling moonshine in Grandpa's outside toilet or sleeping with their cousins!
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So could they just set up a new email account/social network account and register with that?
What is this actually trying to achieve? ... oh nothing just "we are thinking of the children" banner waving!
Is he up for re-election soon?
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Don't have HBO in my country...
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Watched series 1 back to back from an "unauthorised" source and will probably do the same with series 2...
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To a degree you are correct, it is just entertainment, an industry that doesn't contribute as much as say.. the tech industry towards a nations GDP... so why does this little industry have so much sway over Government laws? Why does this little insignificant industry get to say how our rights can be eroded?
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£300 dollars for "Speak for Yourself" vs $2,600 for the SpringBoard Lite (the cheapest) Prentke Romich device!
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Like the French fans did with Heroes?
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lol, I had one of those last night, not video but an image posted by my beloved BBC but only on a page on their worldwide outlet that's not accessible to anyone in the homeland. Does my box in!
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I grew up with a set from 1975... they burnt well!
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I'm confused... I thought the whole reason for withholding services was because they were forced into it by credit card companies?
Was that a lie?
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Well it was the fairly large public backlash against the plans that caused Paypal to change their minds... but Politicians and large international conglomerates will probably just blame Social Network companies, without understanding that they are just platforms for large groups of people.
Re: Re: I doubt a would-be terrorist would be bold enough to try to exploit this vulnerability
Been saying this for years, just think of the effect of shutting down an International Hub after detonating a bomb in the security area... as much as I'm not a fan of the state of Israel the security there does seem to make more sense than anywhere else, they watch you from the moment you park your car all the way through to boarding the plane.
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Jeez... I'm starting to wish these collecting agencies and their staff ill-will... I try not to want anyone dead but I'm at breaking point here!
*pissed off tha Tiddles (the family cat) can no longer enjoy Radio 4 when at the cattery*
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OMG!.. What if the store doesn't delete the file after they've made a copy of the DVD?
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*marketing costs.