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P Ness
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Google next???

So when are they putting the billion dollar hurt on google, because i can just about find every song on either google search or video...

did not know linking to files and illegal content was illegal...i sware i see reports all the time that child porn is still easy to find on google too...but then again who wants to go after people that can actually afford a legal team?
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1 edit		 X2 Google does the same thing as these torrent sites, they BOTH link to copyright programs/movies. Google should be just as guilty as the torrent sites.

Whatever happen to that PirateBay court case? I found that pretty amusing..
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said by P Ness See Profile :

So when are they putting the billion dollar hurt on google, because i can just about find every song on either google search or video...

did not know linking to files and illegal content was illegal...i sware i see reports all the time that child porn is still easy to find on google too...but then again who wants to go after people that can actually afford a legal team?
You hit it. Google/Yahoo suits are coming, but the AAs want to get some precedent establilshed using the defenseless before they take on the deep pockets and big guns.

The days of the wild and free internet are numbered.
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FiL
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Silver Spring, MD		 "The days of the wild and free internet are numbered."

Bah, the internet as we know it today will survive just fine. Everyone said the same shit when Napster went belly up. Now I can DL ANYTHING I want.
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