I'll throw a theory into the ring: elimination of competition. Those sites listed above aren't, but lots of her takedowns target other fashion blogs/sites writing about/selling replica handbags, etc. Could be an especially inept form of SEO.
I've corrected the story to reflect this.
“We’re in uncharted waters,” another senior member of the administration said...
Are oceanographic records part of the 'tangible things' sought by Section 215?
What are they going to do, just take your word for it.
What are they going to do? Cook up some suspicion until it's reasonable? See how much cause they have that approaches probable? Return the money once they've ascertained it's not linked to anything illegal? Maybe arrest the guy if they truly think he's in the narcotics business?
I don't know, but maybe anything other than the thing they did.
Well, I guess Roca knows where to serve their next lawsuit. ;)
Brandon is actually a pretty good town, even if it's located in a state that isn't all that great.
Also: the FTC has an incredibly fast turnaround time on these requests: usually within 5 days of request submission.
Just a very respectful shout out. I'm sure it's because of them that many of the documents I accessed through PACER had already been archived via RECAP. Not only are they fighting the good fight, but they're keeping others following the same trails from racking up PACER fees.
This desire to secure attribution indicates she might also get along well with Shaun Shane/On Press Inc.
https://www.techdirt.com/blog/?tag=shaun+shane
You called it. She's already back and her claims are still as bogus as ever.
Getting that fixed as we speak. Thanks for pointing this out.
Of all the sentences in the post, I'm proudest of that one. It's almost impossible to convey the Saharan aridity with which that was typed. I needed an glucose drip by the time I hit the word "left."
It appears to involve waxing and adhesive, but not [unfortunately] a Bedazzler. (Link SFW)
Also: researching this article turned my search history into something my wife would view very suspiciously indeed, as it now gives every appearance that I've spent a great deal of time attempting to narrow down exactly how much porn I can enjoy before erectile dysfunction sets in.
Wait a second. So in this case, taking a digital file or image is stealing but taking a musical digital file from an artist or record label isn't stealing?
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I'm pretty sure the double standard in effect at techdirt is that if it's personal and digital it can be stolen, but if it's commercial and digital it can't be.
Are you unfamiliar with direct quotes? Because the blockquote formatting (along with the italics) indicate the block of text you're both referring to came from an article WRITTEN BY A NON-TECHDIRT WRITER AT ANOTHER SITE THAT ISN'T TECHDIRT.
So, no one here said anything was stolen. Not only are your high horses horribly undersized, but they're also dangerously stupid.
I should have said "vaginas." Always a fun word to throw in for no apparent reason.
I will replace it with a word that actually means what I want it to mean.
There's some anecdotal evidence out there suggesting most people don't read all the way to the end of an article as well as a supposed groundswell of commenters demanding the option to delete their previous comments, but I really haven't seen enough hard data that confirms either of these.
I tried to speak to someone at Blackburn's office about how her position makes things worse for consumers and spent nearly 18 minutes trying to get off the phone.
Or not. Just tried to get in the Writing Room and the doorknob broke off in my hand.
I will have this corrected as soon as technically possible.
I will change that. I think I may have been distracted by 'Burbs clips while putting this post together.
The process of doing something that could be considered (and any depictions thereof) as "NSFW."
Re: is Eva Knox a fraud?
This looks like there will be more posts in the future. Very interesting stuff. Could be she's attempting to cover up her scammy background. That still doesn't explain Techdirt, Copblock, et al being targeted, but does suggest there might be some method hidden in all the madness.