Next seizure: the Jolly Time Popcorn site.
After all, "popcorn"... "time"... all the elements are there. Who do those evil pirates think they're kidding?
Best part:
"... contained solely on the seized iPhone..."
Very affirmative. Definitely just on that one, specific device.
"... could..."
Ummm... not so affirmative.
So... information someone feels should remain private -- secrets, let's call them -- can't be disclosed to me; but if they're in the hands of a third party -- a Mr. Snowden, perhaps -- that's okay.
You said it, Your Honor: "... it doubtlessly remains good law today."
Sending the notification to Stevens' "side job" address has the same impact as writing it on his bathroom mirror in red lipstick. That ought to grab his attention.
They have a plan: Hack Google, and embed code that changes the type color of any Techdirt references to white. So much for visibility!
Hey, it could work...
"I write on behalf of the Legal Department of Andromedical, S.L. Company..."
Yours truly,
Biggus Dickus
"How To Speak Australian"... did they suggest substituting "dribble" for "drivel"? Or maybe it was onomatopoeia - the sound of his firm's reputation dribbling into the loo, complete with its down-under drainwater swirling, of course, in a counter-clockwise direction.
"... entirely about fooling customers into thinking that the goods were made by Native Americans..."
I've often pictured that noble tribe hard at work as they built my cousin's SUV... his Mazda Navajo.
Exactly correct! Turkish hearing aids will no doubt help the Ecuadorian government hear what the Tribunal has been saying to them.
(H/T to Google Translate!)
Good news! Paragraph E requires that such subject matter be "evidence based"... and the only evidence that supports the eveything-must-be-owned camp is MPAA/RIAA pablum. Fiction isn't evidence.
"... benefit from the value of some copyright-protected cultural goods and services without ever paying for using them..."
"Copyright-protected" - that would be, ummm, the entire website, right? I've benefited from visiting websites "without ever paying for using them", so I guess I'm guilty as charged. Stick my fiber connection into the guillotine, Madame!
Take a page from Johnnie Cochran: "If you want my sh*t, you must convict."
How hard is that?
"...Federal Copyright... Copyrighted Posters..."
Wanna make flowery legal language just a little more special? Capitalize random words throughout. Instant prestige!
"...used handwritten notes... in a bid to circumvent police and ASIO surveillance..."
Just like I circumvent surveillance by whispering in someone's ear.
Good news... a worldwide, secret organization seeks to subvert IS!
Bad news... it's just Anonymous again.
The American Automobile Association publishes a brochure about vehicle maintenance issues in sandy, dry, dusty climates. Traitors! If not for that pamphlet, all IS vehicles would be dead and disabled in great heaps across the desert, and the terrorists would be defeated!
Maybe the "F" stands for Fox. Use it as a verb... Fox you too, Dana. Fits perfectly.
"... also termed the 'snippet levy'."
Snippet Levy... I once knew a moyel by that name...
(fah-dump-bump)
Re: Re: Sorry, but...
And regarding the Dickens example... that's the whole point: The fly-by-nighters were illegally selling exact copies of his complete work -- that's what was covered by copyright, and that's why it was illegal. If they were selling a new work in which Ebenezer Scrooge flew the Cratchits to the south of France for a holiday -- even if it were clearly derivative -- that wouldn't have violated copyright.