Comments on: All-out attack on fair use http://www.p2pnet.net/story/7295 p2pnet.net - reader powered Thu, 08 Jan 2009 12:46:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/7295#comment-26288 Reader's Write Tue, 13 Dec 2005 09:39:40 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/7295#comment-26288 "The Internet, satellite radio and TiVo are among the mortal threats that have sent media executives scurrying to Washington with proposals to rein them in, tax them, even ban them. The music labels, TV networks and movie studios never propose to alter their own models to accommodate new technologies - they merely insist that everybody else change to accommodate them." What kind of drugs is the author of this article on ? Practically every member of congress takes kickbacks and bribes from the RIAA and the MPAA. IT MUST BE SO HARD FINANCIALLY GETTING REELECTED THESE DAYS THAT CORRUPT SCUMBAGS SHAMELESSLY TAKE MONEY FROM CORPORATE CARTELS TO SCREW THE UNSUSPECTING CONSUMER. A CUSTOMER HAS A BRAIN AND CAN MAKE LOGICAL CHOICES IN HIS BUYING PREFERANCES EVEN WHEN HE KNOWS HE IS GETTING RIPPED OFF BLIND. A CONSUMER ON THE OTHER HAND IS TREATED LIKE A BRAINLESS RETARD BY THE ENTERTAINMENT CARTELS WHO ARE ON THE MOST PART ARE IGNORANT ABOUT TECHNICAL ISSUES AND THINKS THEY ARE GETTING A GOOD DEAL BUYING CSS PROTECTED MOVIES AND MUSIC VIDEOS AND OTHER WORTHLESS JUNK THAT HAVE A LOT OF WORTHLESS TRAILERS AND OTHER BELLS AND WHISTLES AND COST $20.00 TO $25.00 A POP. LIKE W.C. FIELDS USED TO SAY "THERE IS A SUCKER BORN EVERY MINUTE." The copyright law is heavily tilted to people in the software business. You can't legally copy a prerecorded hollywood movie. Technically it is even illegal to copy a cd. Sony/Bmg as it stands today can LEGALLY get away with installing rootkits on their poopy cds. “The Internet, satellite radio and TiVo are among the mortal threats that have sent media executives scurrying to Washington with proposals to rein them in, tax them, even ban them. The music labels, TV networks and movie studios never propose to alter their own models to accommodate new technologies - they merely insist that everybody else change to accommodate them.”

What kind of drugs is the author of this article on ?

Practically every member of congress takes kickbacks and bribes from the RIAA and the MPAA.

IT MUST BE SO HARD FINANCIALLY GETTING REELECTED THESE DAYS THAT CORRUPT SCUMBAGS SHAMELESSLY TAKE MONEY FROM CORPORATE CARTELS TO SCREW THE UNSUSPECTING CONSUMER.

A CUSTOMER HAS A BRAIN AND CAN MAKE LOGICAL CHOICES IN HIS BUYING PREFERANCES EVEN WHEN HE KNOWS HE IS GETTING RIPPED OFF BLIND.

A CONSUMER ON THE OTHER HAND IS TREATED LIKE A BRAINLESS RETARD BY THE ENTERTAINMENT CARTELS WHO ARE ON THE MOST PART ARE IGNORANT ABOUT TECHNICAL ISSUES AND THINKS THEY ARE GETTING A GOOD DEAL BUYING CSS PROTECTED MOVIES AND MUSIC VIDEOS AND OTHER WORTHLESS JUNK THAT HAVE A LOT OF WORTHLESS TRAILERS AND OTHER BELLS AND WHISTLES AND COST $20.00 TO $25.00 A POP.

LIKE W.C. FIELDS USED TO SAY “THERE IS A SUCKER BORN EVERY MINUTE.”

The copyright law is heavily tilted to people in the software business.

You can’t legally copy a prerecorded hollywood movie.

Technically it is even illegal to copy a cd.

Sony/Bmg as it stands today can LEGALLY get away with installing rootkits on their poopy cds.

]]> By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/7295#comment-26287 Reader's Write Tue, 13 Dec 2005 09:21:32 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/7295#comment-26287 "If they had their druthers, you'd pay them a few bucks every time you played a DVD at a party or put songs on a mix CD to give to a friend." No, they'd insist that everyone have rfid tags inserted into them at birth so that music players could accurately calculate how many ppl are listening at any given second or part thereof and thus how much money is owed each time a song is played. Of course even if you were only overhearing a song and not actually listening to it, you'd still have to pay up. Even if you only heard a fraction of a second of the track and not the whole track, you'd still have to pay for the entire track. “If they had their druthers, you’d pay them a few bucks every time you played a DVD at a party or put songs on a mix CD to give to a friend.”

No, they’d insist that everyone have rfid tags inserted into them at birth so that music players could accurately calculate how many ppl are listening at any given second or part thereof and thus how much money is owed each time a song is played.

Of course even if you were only overhearing a song and not actually listening to it, you’d still have to pay up. Even if you only heard a fraction of a second of the track and not the whole track, you’d still have to pay for the entire track.

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