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Says the BPI.
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3722428.stm[/URL]
Is there any real reason for this? They'll take one person out, but you can guarantee that another will come along and share files as normal...
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3722428.stm[/URL]
Is there any real reason for this? They'll take one person out, but you can guarantee that another will come along and share files as normal...
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iTunes...
Napster...
MacDonalds partenershipthingy...
It is not illegal to download music.
The only reason it is doing it now it has a claim to it as iTunes and napster and whatever are finally released over here.
Napster...
MacDonalds partenershipthingy...
It is not illegal to download music.
The only reason it is doing it now it has a claim to it as iTunes and napster and whatever are finally released over here.
Cracking down? 1 person in every 500,000 gets sued?
I know how to fly! wrote:
> iTunes...
> Napster...
> MacDonalds partenershipthingy...
>
> It is not illegal to download music.
>
Yeah, use some common sense. You pay to download from those services.
> iTunes...
> Napster...
> MacDonalds partenershipthingy...
>
> It is not illegal to download music.
>
Yeah, use some common sense. You pay to download from those services.
Untill someone i know gets sued i wont stop.
How would they track you if you were using bittorrent?
Is it possible?
Is it possible?
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I just downloaded Eminem's new tune
So did I and it's dreadful. Hopefully the album will be an improvement - as long as it isn't dogged by the G Unit tards.
> I just downloaded Eminem's new tune
So did I and it's dreadful. Hopefully the album will be an improvement - as long as it isn't dogged by the G Unit tards.
cookie monster wrote:
> How would they track you if you were using bittorrent?
>
> Is it possible?
It's possible to track anything anyone does on the internet.
> How would they track you if you were using bittorrent?
>
> Is it possible?
It's possible to track anything anyone does on the internet.
I thought it was the major uploaders they wanted to crack down hard on. The kind of people who are uploading thousands of files, not the smalltime downloaders.
I'm sure they'll catch and prosecute a few, but it's got to such a stage now where they'll never be able to fully end illegal file-sharing.
I'm sure they'll catch and prosecute a few, but it's got to such a stage now where they'll never be able to fully end illegal file-sharing.
Bejam wrote:
> I thought it was the major uploaders they wanted to crack down hard
> on. The kind of people who are uploading thousands of files, not the
> smalltime downloaders.
It is.
Most news sites/the BPI are using the "we will sue downloaders" to scare people that do download, when in fact, they're only hitting the 'major dealers'
But whats the point?
One person will get sued, another person will take their place and continue sharing, it's not like they can stop it...
> I thought it was the major uploaders they wanted to crack down hard
> on. The kind of people who are uploading thousands of files, not the
> smalltime downloaders.
It is.
Most news sites/the BPI are using the "we will sue downloaders" to scare people that do download, when in fact, they're only hitting the 'major dealers'
But whats the point?
One person will get sued, another person will take their place and continue sharing, it's not like they can stop it...
Bah i'd like to see them try, i've got Johnny Cochrane's number on speed-dial :-D
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