Yeah, they'll have to make a public example of these guys for the propagan - er - Public Information effect.
I just how that they can get a book deal and a tv movie out of this when it's all done.
I thought 'globalism' was supposed to benefit people by giving them more choices.
Surely this anti-competitive action violates some Global Trade Agreement....
QWirc or Mirc (full albums, movies, music videos), emule (obscure tv shows, obscure movies) BitTorrent (movies, some full albums, & comics(!), K++ (popular, widely distributed single songs)......
"Some people use their photo printers to make near duplicate dollar bills to put in vending machines and are then surprised when the secret service shows up at their door. "
Proof that you should use someone else's copier.
When they decided to build their network with Voyager, snatching it from syndication in the middle of the season. And they screwed up more when they decided to try to use Enterprise to prop-up it's pseudo network.
Plus their desire to 'expand' the audience by appealing to elements that turned off a lot of Star Trek fans. I mean, who ever heard fo a Vulcan with collogen enhanced lips and silicone breast implants anyway?
The Irish Potato Famine was caused by policies of the British government. Stealing land, forcing the growth of cash crops instead of food crops, shipping other crops out of the country while the people starved.. you knwo, the usual thing.
That's cause they knew they'd get screwed on retransmission, syndication and 'pther uses' compensation.
The the people on Gilligan's Island, Brady Bunch, and hundreds if not thousands of other shows don't get a dime for all the re-runs of their shows (or the got a small amount for a few years).
Even though their performances are still being used to generate revenue for the media companies who control the product now.
When the hell is te BBC going release full seasons fo Dr. Who (other that the Key to Time)??
Don't they know that the big bucks in in selling full seasons, rather than trying to sell a single episode for the price of a big budget movie?
Pixar wants the new deal to be similar to George Lucas' Star Wars deal with Fox.
Pixar wants to fund the movies themselves, pay Disney/Buena Vista a distribution fee of 10-15% and keep most of the revenue for themselves.
Right now they're getting screwed by Disney. They have to split the profits, I believe, plus Pixar wanted Toy Story 2 to could as one of the contracted films, but Disnet insists that it's now because it was *supposed to be* a video release originally - meaning that Pixar got screwed over for making a sequel that was a high enough quality that it was a viable theater release.
Disney really can't afford to lost Pixar, since they have a proven and consistent track record. Monsters Inc took them to new heights in 2002 then Finding Nemo surpassed it. (339 million domestically, over 700 million internationally, so far).
then I'll be impressed.
Something to search irc, kazaa, edonket, bittorrent and, of course, the web, and look for suff I might want to see or hear and get download it for me, properly file and name it, and intelligently create CD and DVD collections of data while I'm sleep or at work.
Oh, and it should also load the DVDR itself and put new discs in. and order more online for the mest price when I run low.
Everyone else has.
Seeing a remote controlled S.W.A.T. robot with a shotgun (OK, it's not real robot) freaked me out when I saw it on the news.
The remote controlled military planes are another step.
Can Skynet be far behind?
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Yeah, they'll have to make a public example of these guys for the propagan - er - Public Information effect. I just how that they can get a book deal and a tv movie out of this when it's all done.
Great. Yet again the US government sounds like a mouthpiece for giane media conglomerates.
...immortal lives in a libertarian society...zzzzzzzzzzz
of Minor Destruction
the military will try to make WEAPONS using hydrogen.... maybe BOMBS even.
I thought 'globalism' was supposed to benefit people by giving them more choices. Surely this anti-competitive action violates some Global Trade Agreement....
that we are living in the Post-Democratic period in history.
Democratis are Liberal and Evil, therefore, logically Democracy is Liberal and Evil as well and both should be eliminated.
. ....and patience.
Eh, Morpheus?
"Some people use their photo printers to make near duplicate dollar bills to put in vending machines and are then surprised when the secret service shows up at their door. " Proof that you should use someone else's copier.
When they decided to build their network with Voyager, snatching it from syndication in the middle of the season. And they screwed up more when they decided to try to use Enterprise to prop-up it's pseudo network. Plus their desire to 'expand' the audience by appealing to elements that turned off a lot of Star Trek fans. I mean, who ever heard fo a Vulcan with collogen enhanced lips and silicone breast implants anyway?
gets screwed again.
Mr Spock (or Gene Roddenberry) was right!
The Irish Potato Famine was caused by policies of the British government. Stealing land, forcing the growth of cash crops instead of food crops, shipping other crops out of the country while the people starved.. you knwo, the usual thing.
Was that the "Clean" Nuclear rocket with the fission reactor inside? Clean Nuclear us a euphamism like Peacekeeper Missle or Patriot Act.
of people I'd like to send first....
That's cause they knew they'd get screwed on retransmission, syndication and 'pther uses' compensation. The the people on Gilligan's Island, Brady Bunch, and hundreds if not thousands of other shows don't get a dime for all the re-runs of their shows (or the got a small amount for a few years). Even though their performances are still being used to generate revenue for the media companies who control the product now.
As long as you have a dimensional stabalizer you can put them all in your backback.
When the hell is te BBC going release full seasons fo Dr. Who (other that the Key to Time)?? Don't they know that the big bucks in in selling full seasons, rather than trying to sell a single episode for the price of a big budget movie?
Pixar wants the new deal to be similar to George Lucas' Star Wars deal with Fox. Pixar wants to fund the movies themselves, pay Disney/Buena Vista a distribution fee of 10-15% and keep most of the revenue for themselves. Right now they're getting screwed by Disney. They have to split the profits, I believe, plus Pixar wanted Toy Story 2 to could as one of the contracted films, but Disnet insists that it's now because it was *supposed to be* a video release originally - meaning that Pixar got screwed over for making a sequel that was a high enough quality that it was a viable theater release. Disney really can't afford to lost Pixar, since they have a proven and consistent track record. Monsters Inc took them to new heights in 2002 then Finding Nemo surpassed it. (339 million domestically, over 700 million internationally, so far).
Dubya, the Second.
Today we piss of the country, Tomorrow, The World!!!!
then I'll be impressed. Something to search irc, kazaa, edonket, bittorrent and, of course, the web, and look for suff I might want to see or hear and get download it for me, properly file and name it, and intelligently create CD and DVD collections of data while I'm sleep or at work. Oh, and it should also load the DVDR itself and put new discs in. and order more online for the mest price when I run low.
Everyone else has. Seeing a remote controlled S.W.A.T. robot with a shotgun (OK, it's not real robot) freaked me out when I saw it on the news. The remote controlled military planes are another step. Can Skynet be far behind?