TV shows are FREE as beer, but they are the property of their authors or their channels.
They broadcast them on TV under their terms (ads, logo,...) for free, but why would that mean that you can download them without their terms ? They don't authorize you to watch the show without complying to their terms. They can.
People don't understand that. You can argue P2P helps shows. I'm ok with you. Still, it's illegal.
So please somebody start a company broadcasting TV shows WITH ads under a CC-by-nc-nd license and bittorrent.
Why can't I use material from the Creative Archive overseas?
The Creative Archive is currently funded only for use within the UK. The BBC's pilot site will be using a technology called GEOIP filtering to ensure that content sourced directly from the BBC will only be available to UK citizens.
Still, they plan to use P2P. Come on where's the GEOIP feature in BitTorrent ?
of course he ISN'T a cylon. Take this as 100% granted !
Have you seen the last episode ? The end with him and Number 6 wouldn't make any sense if he was a cylon, because there's nothing new about union of cylons... he's an human, and that's what's interesting in his relationship with N6.
If you want to follow the example of Bram who only downloads legal stuff, you can test your brand new BT 4.0 client with the excellent Wired CD, in Ogg Vorbis:
I think there will always be space for "label"-produced artists.
self-produced is okay too, but self-distribution would be dump. Getting publishers like jamendo, magnatune or archive.org plus self-produced artists would be a nice alternative.
They just have to put in their hosting contract that child porn is illegal, and if they find somebody who has child porn, he has to pay them $56.000...
yes but the website says (or said before it was slashdotted) that the winner track will be included on the chuck D cd. So that's clearly a commercial use of CC content.
Maybe they suppose that the winner will allow Chuck D to use his track ?!
Chuck D is the copyright holder of his track on the Wired CD, but he isn't the copyright holder of the remixed tracks. He isn't the copyright holder of samples of the beastie boys that can be used in a Chuck D remix on CC Mixter.
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For hosting your podcasts if you're a musician you might want to check out http://www.jamendo.com/
They do RSS, Podcasts, Bittorrent, reviews, etc... Pretty good, even if you just want to listen to some nice free music
Actually... Flock is written in XUL and Javascript (and some XML), so you're perfectly right ;-)
actually, bittorrent uses SHA1, so there's no need to worry for now.
damn... EU to sync US, US sync EU ?
debian has cyclic dependencies ?
copyright has cyclic dependencies ?
please upgrade your copyright from sarge.
TV shows are FREE as beer, but they are the property of their authors or their channels.
...) for free, but why would that mean that you can download them without their terms ? They don't authorize you to watch the show without complying to their terms. They can.
They broadcast them on TV under their terms (ads, logo,
People don't understand that. You can argue P2P helps shows. I'm ok with you. Still, it's illegal.
So please somebody start a company broadcasting TV shows WITH ads under a CC-by-nc-nd license and bittorrent.
That already exists for music albums : http://www.jamendo.com/ and it rocks !
One thing doesn't make sense at all :
Why can't I use material from the Creative Archive overseas?
The Creative Archive is currently funded only for use within the UK. The BBC's pilot site will be using a technology called GEOIP filtering to ensure that content sourced directly from the BBC will only be available to UK citizens.
Still, they plan to use P2P. Come on where's the GEOIP feature in BitTorrent ?
of course he ISN'T a cylon. Take this as 100% granted !
Have you seen the last episode ? The end with him and Number 6 wouldn't make any sense if he was a cylon, because there's nothing new about union of cylons... he's an human, and that's what's interesting in his relationship with N6.
It's nice to see that free services like that are flourishing...
jamendo does it too, for CC music albums, and they use bittorrent.
For really DRM-free songs, check out jamendo.com : It's Creative Commons plus P2P plus Ogg Vorbis !!
The headline of the next news id "Lab Made into a Black Hole" ...
... because they can't shutdown legal Creative Commons licensed materials...
For a great example of CC + P2P, see jamendo.com
yup I know what it was.. it's just that the sardaukars use to hide them in their hair :)
If you want to follow the example of Bram who only downloads legal stuff, you can test your brand new BT 4.0 client with the excellent Wired CD, in Ogg Vorbis :
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Wired CD
there's one more... CC music + BitTorrent + iRATE + Ogg Vorbis : jamendo
omg, you'll be able to hide several terabytes in your hair !?
Remerber johnny mnemonic ? No wait, sardaukars with their shigawires in dune ?
I think there will always be space for "label"-produced artists.
self-produced is okay too, but self-distribution would be dump. Getting publishers like jamendo, magnatune or archive.org plus self-produced artists would be a nice alternative.
The 2 first EPs of the 4th season of The Shield have been leaked too as DVDrips... 2 weeks before their scheduled air date !
Come on guys, Vic is gonna kick your a** !!!!
I wa just about to build a replica of the ENIAC, but the cost of the 1000 square feet was quite discouraging :/
Don't bother with semi-legal websites like allofmp3.com
Check out jamendo for Creative Commons music you can download via P2P without fearing to be caught by the RIAA.....
Creative Commons music is really taking on on P2P...
Check this :
http://www.jamendo.com
It's Creative Commons Music + BitTorrent + iRATE + Ogg Vorbis... Awesome ! That's why P2P has to survive !
easy !
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They just have to put in their hosting contract that child porn is illegal, and if they find somebody who has child porn, he has to pay them $56.000
Am I the only one to believe that this kind of projects will soon be featured in not-so-future sci fi movies ??
yes but the website says (or said before it was slashdotted) that the winner track will be included on the chuck D cd. So that's clearly a commercial use of CC content.
Maybe they suppose that the winner will allow Chuck D to use his track ?!
I think you mistake and the parent is right.
Chuck D is the copyright holder of his track on the Wired CD, but he isn't the copyright holder of the remixed tracks. He isn't the copyright holder of samples of the beastie boys that can be used in a Chuck D remix on CC Mixter.
yeah keep talking about billions, I love it !!