Safron
join:2001-07-25
Gray, GA
clubs: | ROFLMAO!
Ok, now someone allege that the RIAA has been downloading files copyrighted by other people and use the DCMA to file huge numbers of subpeonas against the RIAA's ISP. |
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BosstonesOwn
join:2002-12-15
Everett, MA
clubs:
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| said by Safron  :
Ok, now someone allege that the RIAA has been downloading files copyrighted by other people and use the DCMA to file huge numbers of subpeonas against the RIAA's ISP.
Here's what im wondering... if i was to say write software and name it like other software. perhaps like Nero Cd Burning application instead of the normal name and some one not the owner of the file put it on the p2p apps and just watch the dls for it and see if its an bsa or riaa people dling it i wonder if you could sue based on the ip address and say well they dled it its being used without my consent.
If so im gonna go light up my .net studio and start making software named after rappers and music stars. Hehe i wanna be rich and not have to work ever like the riaa fat cats.
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sycocowz
join:2002-06-13
Ottsville, PA | reply to Safron
unfortunately the RIAA probably only searches for files whos copyright is by one of their member record labels |
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joebear29
join:2003-07-20
Alabaster, AL
| reply to BosstonesOwn
said by BosstonesOwn :
said by Safron :
Ok, now someone allege that the RIAA has been downloading files copyrighted by other people and use the DCMA to file huge numbers of subpeonas against the RIAA's ISP.
Here's what im wondering... if i was to say write software and name it like other software. perhaps like Nero Cd Burning application instead of the normal name and some one not the owner of the file put it on the p2p apps and just watch the dls for it and see if its an bsa or riaa people dling it i wonder if you could sue based on the ip address and say well they dled it its being used without my consent.
If so im gonna go light up my .net studio and start making software named after rappers and music stars. Hehe i wanna be rich and not have to work ever like the riaa fat cats.
You would not have a valid copyright on something named after someone else or someone's else's copyrighted work.
So calling your song file "Brittney Spears - Oops, I did it again" will not give you a copyright on that file, since the name interferes with someone elses copyright. |
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lflarry1
Analog Is Not A Myth
Premium
join:2003-07-15
THE VOID
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Maybe you could write a few short simple songs,copyright them and upload them to KaZaa.
Then keep pestering All the ISP's everyday to find out if the RIAA downloaded your songs or have them in a shared folder...Then sue them if they did. That would be a Hoot!
But then again, they don't share, Do they?
Oh well, just an idea!
oops I think someone had the idea before me!
Well,I second the motion! After the fact I mean the second time! I agree!
-LF
Edited after reading that someone thought of this before me
[text was edited by author 2003-09-28 01:29:22] |
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joebear29
join:2003-07-20
Alabaster, AL
| said by lflarry1 :
Maybe you could write a few short simple songs,copyright them and upload them to KaZaa.
Then keep pestering All the ISP's everyday to find out if the RIAA downloaded your songs or have them in a shared folder...Then sue them if they did. That would be a Hoot!
But then again, they don't share, Do they?
Oh well, just an idea!
oops I think someone had the idea before me!
Well,I second the motion! After the fact I mean the second time! I agree!
-LF
Edited after reading that someone thought of this before me
[text was edited by author 2003-09-28 01:29:22]
What do you mean "pestering All the ISP's everyday to find out if the RIAA downloaded your songs or have them in a shared folder"? I thought the way it worked is you find out yourself who is downloading your songs, note the ISP/IP/date/time, then file a claim with the court to have the RIAA give you the name/address of the person who matches the IP information you have.
It was my understanding the ISP would not (and did not have to) actively search for anyone who traded copyrighted stuff - they just had to respond to subpoena requests. Did I miss something? |
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lflarry1
Analog Is Not A Myth
Premium
join:2003-07-15
THE VOID
|  From Joebear29>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
It was my understanding the ISP would not (and did not have to) actively search for anyone who traded copyrighted stuff - they just had to respond to subpoena requests. Did I miss something?
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Joe,
Surely you aren't taking me seriously here?
Just kidding ,of course!
But on the other hand, if you just called and asked real nice, maybe they would just give you the information.
Hey.....................Just a silly idea is all.
Never meant to be taken literally.
-LF
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joebear29
join:2003-07-20
Alabaster, AL
| said by lflarry1 :
From Joebear29>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
It was my understanding the ISP would not (and did not have to) actively search for anyone who traded copyrighted stuff - they just had to respond to subpoena requests. Did I miss something?
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Joe,
Surely you aren't taking me seriously here?
Just kidding ,of course!
But on the other hand, if you just called and asked real nice, maybe they would just give you the information.
Hey.....................Just a silly idea is all.
Never meant to be taken literally.
-LF
Hey, no problem.
It sounds silly for me to take that seriously, but I have read similar posts in other theads where people were dead serious. But, yeah, I certainly get your drift.  |
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