[olug] MPAA toolkit

[DYNATRON tech]

bollocks? i think not...
it's there for you to see. do some research into the history of
technological advancement in media.
time and time again, the people with a comfortable paycheck threatened by
new technology always use thier money/connections to lobby politicians on
thier behalf.

as far as file sharing,

i have a recording studio/label, and i distribute all of the musician's
content (with permission) on ....FILE SHARING NETWORKS!
it is a powerfull technological tool, that is being attacked by the
old-school distribution system.
if you like our shit, you can buy the official copy with benefits, or buy a
ticket to the live show.
 if not, just delete the *.rar when you are done, because this shit is not
for you.
it doesn't cost you 19.95 to find out you don't like my shit (or find out we
only have one good song!).
the old way of distributing is an un-fair system that benifits a few, and
robs many.

that is my final word. bolluck me all you want (just not in the face).


On 11/30/07, Bill Brush <bbrush at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Nov 30, 2007 3:04 PM, Jim O'Gorman <jameso at elwood.net> wrote:
> > On 11/30/07, Bill Brush <bbrush at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Absolutely.  If you can show that the boss ignored policy for these 10
> > > people for extended periods and nuked you from orbit on your first
> > > offense you probably have a case.  Now whether or not that case is
> > > worth litigating is another story.
> > >
> >
> > Well, I guess that depends on if you feel you
> > can receive "punitive damages". ;)
>
>
> Punitive damages are actually not that common.  The bar is set fairly
> high for determining whether punitive damages are warranted, and when
> they are awarded it's almost guaranteed to drag on for years.  Case in
> point the Exon Valdez punitive damage award is STILL being litigated
> and it's been like 10 years.
>
> Bill
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