New Round of P2P Lawsuits from Hollywood
An anonymous reader writes "There is a new story on ZDNet about more lawsuits against P2P file sharers. The catch is that Hollywood is using the log files off Bit Torrent sites like Suprnova and LokiTorrent."
that after all this time they figured out how to use log files to their advantage
So, um, when is Hollywood going to go after Usenet?
*crickets chirp*
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Finally... something nobody will get pissed off about when it's offshored!
If people only downloaded GOOD movies from the net, they'd have much more free time and wouldn't be caught so easily.
RTFReviews.
Well now that they know YOU do it.....
Honesty may be the best policy, but by process of elimination, dishonesty is the second best policy.
Oh Shit.
congratulations! every one of you who complains about hollywood's ingenious move to sue their own customers will find yourself at the end of a lawsuit when they sue /. for their log files!
enjoy your freedom of thought while it lasts!
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Well, that's certainly a valid reason for spending a hour or so downloading them off a torrent and then a couple of hours watching one. I mean, time poor internet professionals really need to waste MORE of their time, right?
And just out of curiosity, what new business model (paid content) works when people think that they're entitled to it for free?
Any sect, cult, or religion will legislate its creed into law if it acquires the political power to do so.
That{s why we need (and for other reasons) Creative Commons Pr0n.
Oh, they're already working on the "Open Sauce" porn series. Eric Raymond is up first, with some transexuals and hermaphrodites. The title is the "The Bazaar and the Bizarre".