Don't worry, Mickey Mouse is going to fall out of copyright in about 3 years so expect Congress to urgently decides that copyright terms need to be extended again.
This reminds me of the time when I was a kid and I asked my mom if I could go play at a friends house and she said no, then I went and asked dad and he said yes.
Although my my case my dad came looking for me about 45 minutes later and lets just say I NEVER tried that again ...
I had a friend whose daughter seemed to feel that installing Bonzi Buddy on every computer she came in contact with was her sole reason for exisitence.
I sat her down and explained the error of her ways but she did not stop on the grounds that Bonzi was so "cute"
As I said in the comments on another article about this the problem seems to be Japan.
By all accounts Nintendo America understands Youtube and Social Media and how they can be beneficial. It's Nintendo Japan that is being all draconian about this.
Let's look at another example that also involves Angry Joe.
Capcom USA sent him a press package to promote the most recent Street Fighter release. He made a video about it that included clips from the promotional video provided to him by Capcom. It was slapped with a takedown notice by Capcom Japan.
With these sort of incidents it always seems to trace back to the offices of the Japanese game publishers.
Perhaps it's a cultural thing I don't understand but there are many examples of Japanese companies being somewhat hostile to the internet.
Back in 2012 Congress forced the Army to buy $431 million worth of tanks it didn't need or want just so the local senators/representatives could keep the plant where they were made open.
The Army had prior to this said it had no plans to purchase new tanks until at least 2017.
Don't worry, Mickey Mouse is going to fall out of copyright in about 3 years so expect Congress to urgently decides that copyright terms need to be extended again.
Apparently as of an hour ago Robinhood started automatically selling peoples GME shares "To mitigate the risk to your account"
Did they send a C&D to the soda too?
Re: Re: Re: Defamation of Oliver?
You should try reading some of the legal filings written by Larry Klayman.
Re: Two Things....
Even old and experienced lawyers are capable of crap like this (See Charles Carreon)
I'm relatively sure some intentionally specialize in this.
Comcast had been getting the same treatment on FB here in Jacksonville FL on the sponsored ads announcing new gigabit service ... for $300/mo
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Yep, there would be no way for a member of Isis to get past an "I am not a terrorist or terrorist sympathizer" checkbox on the account setup page.
I'm sure no child under 13 has an account anywhere on the internet because of the precedent set by COPPA.
Judge Richard Posner is a national treasure.
Re: Re: Re: Well....
Speech is defined as expression and that expression need not be verbal.
This reminds me of the time when I was a kid and I asked my mom if I could go play at a friends house and she said no, then I went and asked dad and he said yes.
Although my my case my dad came looking for me about 45 minutes later and lets just say I NEVER tried that again ...
Who does Edrogan think he is? The king of Thailand?
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Honestly, I'd like to see everyone switch to dark nets for the sole entertainment value of watching James Comey's head explode Trancers style.
As a Jacksonville resident all I can say is SQUEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! in the manliest way possible.
I'm going to open a restraunt where all the food is made from 100% chemicals.
Re: God, what a stupid, worthless idea in the first place.
I had a friend whose daughter seemed to feel that installing Bonzi Buddy on every computer she came in contact with was her sole reason for exisitence.
I sat her down and explained the error of her ways but she did not stop on the grounds that Bonzi was so "cute"
Re: Re: Pure, endless greed
As I said in the comments on another article about this the problem seems to be Japan.
By all accounts Nintendo America understands Youtube and Social Media and how they can be beneficial. It's Nintendo Japan that is being all draconian about this.
Let's look at another example that also involves Angry Joe.
Capcom USA sent him a press package to promote the most recent Street Fighter release. He made a video about it that included clips from the promotional video provided to him by Capcom. It was slapped with a takedown notice by Capcom Japan.
With these sort of incidents it always seems to trace back to the offices of the Japanese game publishers.
Perhaps it's a cultural thing I don't understand but there are many examples of Japanese companies being somewhat hostile to the internet.
Lets not forget Blu Products, purveyor of cell phones and Android tablets
http://www.bluproducts.com/
Lawsuit tag! You're it!
KFC discontinued the boneless chicken in the first quarter of this year.
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Back in 2012 Congress forced the Army to buy $431 million worth of tanks it didn't need or want just so the local senators/representatives could keep the plant where they were made open.
The Army had prior to this said it had no plans to purchase new tanks until at least 2017.
I have long maintained when asked that violent video games are what keep me from going on chainsaw rampages through shopping malls.