  alwaysanon
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What? You expected to avoid stepping on on the mines after you laid the minefield so well that nobody can avoid stepping on them? |
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The irony is rife. |
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  Tinkster Premium join:2003-07-16 Rosedale, MD | Cost of...
Educating Students on Copyright Laws - $500 Creation of Website Cost - $1500 Costume Cost - $800
Cost to change the Costume for fear of Lawsuit of Copyright infringement - Priceless |
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  pv8man999
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Wow, this just made my day...thanks (captin brainwash my kids with your financial problems) |
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The entertainment industry respects no copyrights except their own! Sometimes I wonder if they are aware that they are not the only ones who own copyrights.
I'd love to see the MPAA or RIAA sued for copying/publishing/distributing something they don't own! Just imagine the field day the lawyers and PR people would have. |
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| Every time I see a story like this, I think of Nintendo catching Universal in court on the big lie about King Kong being in the public domain.
That case was a good 25 years ago, and people still haven't learned their lesson. Research, people, research... -- With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. |
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| reply to old_wiz_60 said by old_wiz_60 :The entertainment industry respects no copyrights except their own! Really, they don't even respect those. How many films come out these days with original plots? Most are rehashed from earlier movies. When you see the word 'genre' applied to a new film, you can be sure it really means 'an update to an earlier, similar idea'. -- If Darwin was right and evolution really works, why are there so many stupid people out there? |
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  Michieru2 zzz zzz zzz Premium join:2005-01-28 Miami, FL
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I think it's time somebody gave them a taste of there own medicine. Make them pay billions for just this copyright violation. I bet there lawyers will say this is unethical. Hehe it's also unethical to be suing children, and people who died.
What goes around, comes around.
Let's see whose the real son of a ***** here. |
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Everyone loves copyrights when you own them... if thats not the case then the copyrights of other companies don't apply. |
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The irony is not lost on me, but is lifting information from Wikipedia an actual copyright issue? Does not Wikipedia adhere to copyleft - which allows all material to be used and cited by anyone else (as long as they don't place any copyright restrictions on it)...
So while ironic and a perfect example of corporate hypocrisy, I don't think using information from Wikipedia is necessarily counter to their argument (though certainly not helpful without proper attribution). KM -- War is a test of power, not a search for truth or justice. Can the violation of the primacy of love, destruction of life, and tearing of society truly be the will of God? |
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  tsu9
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1 edit | From the Captain Copyright wikipedia article:
For example, it was reported that the Captain Copyright web page uses two quotes about ISBNs from Wikipedia, but fails to follow the requirements of Wikipedia's GNU license by providing a direct link back to the source article or even acknowledging the GNU license as required by Wikipedia. |
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said by Michieru2 :I think it's time somebody gave them a taste of there own medicine. Make them pay billions for just this copyright violation. I bet there lawyers will say this is unethical. Hehe it's also unethical to be suing children, and people who died. What goes around, comes around. Let's see whose the real son of a ***** here. I say for every visitor to their site with the violation of copyright, For every student that saw the copyright violation, Fine the MPAA $150,000 per each student and web hit.It's high time a rule was borrowed from the RIAA playbook
WTF message are they really sending out to students..The do as I say not as I do? Talk about lying hypocrites.
One can not expect the scales of justice to apply equally,not when a corrupt system has been bought and paid for by dirty money,which has given' us DMCA,DRM,Sony root kits...etc etc.
In most cases i agree to the, What comes around goes around.However in this instance the outcome has been decided by corporate money,as i do not expect to see (a go around) unfortunately  -- Bass....the glue of rhythm and harmony...the heartbeat of the band.! Shaking the earth with deep,sonorous vibrations.The dark ominous thunder of an approching storm. |
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said by old_wiz_60 :The entertainment industry respects no copyrights except their own! Sometimes I wonder if they are aware that they are not the only ones who own copyrights. I'd love to see the MPAA or RIAA sued for copying/publishing/distributing something they don't own! Just imagine the field day the lawyers and PR people would have. You could make the argument that these ruthless bullies don't legitimately own any copyrights. The music industry is mostly a racket. If you expect any kind of success as an artist, all but only a very select few have any real options other than abiding by the extortion-like tactics of the RIAA's members.
The RIAA just barely skirts the law in some of their practices, and wherever necessary, they can toss gobs of money at politicians to ensure that the laws are modified to benefit and continue their "business" of coercion.
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said by guitarzan :as i do not expect to see (a go around) unfortunately No, but I do expect a reach around... -- Think outside the Fox... Opera |
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  N3OGH Bear patrol must be working like a charm Premium join:2003-11-11 Philly burbs | reply to tsu9 Re: Delicious
"OK, TERRIFIC!!!"
Too farkin' funny man, just too funny. |
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  Michieru2 zzz zzz zzz Premium join:2005-01-28 Miami, FL
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That is to be expected but I already know someone whose working on it who owns a public radio station. I wish him the best of luck and this is simply more things to his favor. You can never expect the same type of justice in this corrupt government but that does not stop him for at least trying. There shall be a day when the RIAA and MPAA will go down. Until then I am holding off but I support anyone against them.
If you keep on thinking that nothing can be done you will most likely remain that way (unable to do nothing). If you want something changed you will need to put some serious effort into it even when all the cards point to you losing.
Always expect the unexpected.
The same people who are robbing from the customer are robbing the very artists they put on the air and eventually eat off anyone like a leach. They are also attacking XM Radio over allowing customers to store music on there portable devices to listen too later. Yet at the same time this goes against them because they allow people who have an iPod do the same thing.
They enjoy favoritism, what they won't get from one person they will get from another, the most naive one will always be the first to go down. They are also asking for more royalties from public radio stations. They also practice Payola. Although they where caught doing this, there still doing it only through a third party though. A under the table agreement.
There is a lot more to what the RIAA is doing other than just to customers. They are screwing over the very people who made them the big business player's they are now. Kind of like a spoiled child hitting on his always supportive mother.
Artists and musicians should look for better alternatives like »magnatune.com or small indie labels that support common sense practices, just remember all indie labels are not clean though so choose wisely.
EDIT: Here is a site that might be to your interest ==> »downhillbattle.org/ |
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  jc0033
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unfortunaltely nothing will happen. As everyone well remebers, Sony was caught installing rootkits on millions of computers and only got a slap on the wrist. |
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  EchoD Moon Dust High Premium join:2004-01-06 Jamestown, NY
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1 edit | Not the MPAA/RIAA...
This website, with the address www.captaincopyright.ca is operated and owned by the The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency, carrying on business as Access Copyright. The MPAA and RIAA are American groups. It would be stupid to try and charge them for the actions of a Canadian agency. -- If I had a dime for every time I was interrup... hang on, I need to take care of something. |
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Request as many free materials as you can using their form here. »www.captaincopyright.ca/Teachers···orm1.pdf
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