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Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]
This whole Phorm/BT episode has been a brutal illustration of the way law and government works for the rich and powerful and not in the interests of citizens.
It's a complete joke, and I will laugh in the face of the next politician who talks about a crisis in confidence in UK Parliamentary democracy. |
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I wonder if my MP will eventually reply to my last letter with a BERR copy along the same lines. BTW - does anyone know if you can do a 'class action' as part of a small claims application? Imagine the judge walking into the court and discovering it is filled with webmasters all claiming less than 5k for royalty infringements against the same ISP - and then the same webmasters coming back the next week, claiming for their next invoice. ---- For those webmasters who are wondering how to claim for royalty infringements: The first thing you need is a host that gives you access to your raw logs. From there it is a simple matter to analyse who has visited from a phormed ISP. Over at badphorm there are a couple of threads: http://www.badphorm.co.uk/e107_plugi...topic.php?5598 http://www.badphorm.co.uk/e107_plugi...topic.php?5600 plus the scripts on dephormation site |
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you really expect a labour gov to give a dam about our rights of freedom, free speach and free will, their colours are red and for a reason, never mine the icon on it thats just to make it look good.
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Phorm storms, of course. :)
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"We'll leave it to them to sort out, since we agreed to let them intercept the communication of thousands of people without any legal warrant, we'll forgive that and suggest support for action in the future to shut them up - at least that way it will all die down, especially since there's so much difficulty in getting the final product to launch... phew, it's let us off the hook in Whitehall!!" Grrr. I've never felt quite so negative about our politicians, the establishment etc. I was a staunch Royalist, pro-parliament young man and this is making me very bitter about OUR public servants who WE pay the salaries of. Damn not acceptable. |
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So what ever happened to David Davies? Has anyone managed to contact him - or has he been assassinated by the government?
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Phorm's digital PR agency at work again:
http://deandonaldson.wordpress.com/2...-in-a-tea-cup/ i.e. Yet another pro-Phorm marketing blog. |
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Hey Tarquin - informative web page, but the text is kind of hard to read. I left a link to a copy of the shades image with every other line removed. Tell me what you think...
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;) Thanks for the edit phormwatch its a work in progress |
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