Comments on: Major Hollywood ‘anti-piracy’ shake up

By: RIAA Hater

RIAA Hater — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:32:20 +0000

It’s so pleasing to the eyes to read about MPAA staffers getting the pink slips. That’s for all the bullshit you try to throw at us, you goddamn MPAA!

To back up the first comment: Go file sharing, go!

By: Reader's Write

Reader's Write — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:55:52 +0000

There’s been a lot of that going around. It seems that “anti-piracy” is no longer the ticket to career advancement it appeared to be just a few years ago.

Earlier this year the “preeminent” anti-piracy experts, Randy Saaf and Octavio Herrera, were fired from MediaDefender in a bankruptcy restructuring.

By: Biggbear49

Biggbear49 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:47:42 +0000

Here’s my view! In 1968 two movies at the local house were 15 cents. Not for one, but for both. A bag of pop corn was a nickle and candies were mostly a penny a piece. The theater made a profit and everyone wore a corridial smile. Some four decades later ONE movie is over eight dollars in most cases. That bag og pop corn is six to seven dollars and the candies are a minimum of three dollars. that means that the cost of seeing a movie in it’s natural place, as we grew up being taught, Has gone up some 5000% in just over two generations. Or 125% per year since 1968. Now the greedy, money grubbing, wanna be controling liberal tight sphynksterd communists wonder why we, their CUSTONERS are seeking other bright financial solutions or venues! I’m 49 years old and will die before I submit to communisim. Go file sharing go!!!!!!!!!!! IT IS OUR CHOICE FOLKS. NOT THEIRS!!!!!!!