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Chrysalis · 02-06-2010, 20:27

mr angry.

I think you are just so blind its not worth discussing this with you.

You think I dont know what I am talking about when I point out there is and will be letters going out to people who's connection hasnt touched pirated content?

If you think the detection is 100% reliable you are the one who is misinformed.

My point is as well on the counter is why do I need a solicitor to take action against the media companies but they need to only have 3 letters sent to get me cutoff?

But I will stop caring about this anyway.

They cannot police this no matter how they try barring the uk internet going into lockdown with every port been blocked. The media companies (and now the parliament) is just too out of touch to realise whats going on. Its nothing more than a few corporates moaning about the fact they cant adapt to a new market and their profits are not as high as they like (they not losing money).
In america they even trying to get tv companies to block analogue recording now.
Whenever someone from the copyright holders gets interviewed they also get very agressive when questioned about copyright.

02-06-2010, 20:27	#75
Chrysalis Inactive Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,047	Re: OFCOM speaks on Anti-piracy measures. mr angry. I think you are just so blind its not worth discussing this with you. You think I dont know what I am talking about when I point out there is and will be letters going out to people who's connection hasnt touched pirated content? If you think the detection is 100% reliable you are the one who is misinformed. My point is as well on the counter is why do I need a solicitor to take action against the media companies but they need to only have 3 letters sent to get me cutoff? But I will stop caring about this anyway. They cannot police this no matter how they try barring the uk internet going into lockdown with every port been blocked. The media companies (and now the parliament) is just too out of touch to realise whats going on. Its nothing more than a few corporates moaning about the fact they cant adapt to a new market and their profits are not as high as they like (they not losing money). In america they even trying to get tv companies to block analogue recording now. Whenever someone from the copyright holders gets interviewed they also get very agressive when questioned about copyright.