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Naw just a steak platter will do
http://www.mamohanraj.com/Writing/myths.html

You have to offer something of better value when you compete. Free infringing is not a market you should compete with. That is law enforcement

A lot of companies will switch over to DRM to get the ball rolling. This will get them off the hook on intent. DRM will increase in strength. Not be here tuesday morning next week type thing. Most successful business use a gradual progression migration path. Studios are aware of this. They know disruptions are bad for business.

Anybody would be better off financially with protected content. Those so called evil marketers you people deride understand human nature all too well. Why do you think they have the money. The honor system is what keeps open source broke. We know you guys are bullsh*tting yourselves, but you are entitled.

Try to unscramble a wmv or wma file without the key. You cannot even play it to strip it to mp3 without the key. Those type of files will get even more difficult in the future. It is happening. Just open your eyes.

I mentioned the speaker analog threat to someone else. 32 kbs distorted is not going to be in demand. You will pay for the good stuff. The studios will pass on those as mulligans. Not as good as the trailers.

Then don't buy it. Do not know why a file has to play on all the computers when it will play on all the readers for max flexability. I am sure another key can be obtained to play on a second machine. Remember you said you are willing to compromise. Havent seen it yet.

If they are out of business, you will have to wait until they die and their estate releases the copyrights. The books copyrights should be hunted down in an honest effort. If orphaned over 14 years, it should released to the commons. I cannot believe you cannot find the author of a book.

Naw they will need a pension in their old age. Most authors do not hit it big time.

I cannot tell you about any company that was forced out of business. But you can be made to suffer without going under. How about all of those old bands that are in retirement now? Some of them will need that check coming in.

You are right on the Trademark. Proved it with the link above. Now you should read it to get rid of some notions you have.

Yes all business make mistakes by making bad decisions. But you cannot help them along with illegal activity, even if you think they deserve it.

You are turning a blind eye to illegal activity to tank the studios because you reason that they deserve it. I do not think you are very objective or fair yourself. You also are taking it out on a lot of innocent little people that would not make it under your system. Also everyone has a right to their own property and to be protected from the majority. Also no business should be allowed to exist if it is based on infringing. It isn't a business anyway. It is an illegal operation to be corrected or dismantled.
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Movie/Music Industry - Be careful what you ask for...  BitTwiddler | 06/29/05
To show the true logic behind the ruling ...  jimmy-42 | 06/29/05
That's not what the ruling said  rapson | 06/29/05
uh carl  Protector | 06/29/05
That's the next court case  voska | 06/29/05
Have you read all of Grokster's internal e-mail?  tic swayback | 06/29/05
I'm guessing...  rapson | 06/29/05
Right you are Carl  tic swayback | 06/29/05
well  Protector | 06/29/05
It's certainly open for abuse  tic swayback | 06/29/05
DRM to the rescue  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Content protection has failed since it's inception!  Protector | 06/29/05
Vinnim, you really don't get it do you!  ShadeTree | 06/29/05
Good point, sort of  tic swayback | 06/29/05
And everthing gets better when ironed out.  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Tic it will not matter  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Customers by definition  voska | 06/29/05
And I'll win the lottery the weekend  voska | 06/29/05
voska, you are playing word games  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Because voska, My crystal ball is better than yours!  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Good luck with that Crystal Ball OS  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Tell that to the judge  voska | 06/29/05
I have some Windex for you Tic!  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Security is not Digital Right Management  voska | 06/29/05
I was told in the showroom, "we want to be your customer".  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Exactly Tic  voska | 06/29/05
Any one who could potentially buy from me is my customer  voska | 06/29/05
That depends if you are the intruder or the defender.  osreinstall | 06/29/05
You are wrong again voska  osreinstall | 06/29/05
I think you might be understanding now  voska | 06/29/05
Yes you can, but is it wise?  osreinstall | 06/29/05
No so  voska | 06/29/05
Whoa, hold on there Osreinstall  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Please look up Webster, voska.  osreinstall | 06/29/05
"The future" and "Advantages" and "Wisdom"  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Simple  voska | 06/29/05
You sliding my way  voska | 06/29/05
You 2 have a logic that defies human nature  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Re: Whoa, hold on there Osreinstall  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Logic versus reality  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Whoa redux  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Re: Whoa and Logic combined  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Combo platter  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Naw just a steak platter will do  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Surf and Turf  tic swayback | 06/30/05
More like McDonalds in here  osreinstall | 06/30/05
A rock and a hard place  tic swayback | 06/30/05
Re: Surf and Turf  osreinstall | 06/30/05
The rocks can be avoided  osreinstall | 06/30/05
I hear you  tic swayback | 06/30/05
With a little luck Walmart will hear me (us).  osreinstall | 06/30/05
Ipod 25,000 songs  pesky_z | 06/29/05
You're making a lot of assumptions  tic swayback | 06/29/05
sounds like you're a little older than the target demographic  pesky_z | 06/29/05
Look at the percentages  tic swayback | 06/29/05
unless of course  pesky_z | 06/29/05
Cartels are not real friendly  tic swayback | 06/29/05
the death throes of a beast are so ugly  pesky_z | 06/29/05
Can We Get Off This? It Won't Change ANYTHING  itanalyst | 06/29/05
It does change some things  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Good Point Tic  itanalyst | 06/29/05
Some things are harder to legislate than others  tic swayback | 06/29/05
All you can do is continue to support P2P and donate to the EFF  Protector | 06/29/05
and boycott RIAA and MPAA products  Protector | 06/29/05
A tool to help with this  tic swayback | 06/29/05
That's What I Do Tic  itanalyst | 06/29/05
Don't forget your local used cd/dvd store  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Buying used still fund the RIAA/MPAA  voska | 06/29/05
Wrong again voska  osreinstall | 06/29/05
My point is eventually there won't be anything to buy  voska | 06/29/05
There'll still be a supply  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Pawn shops deal in more than cds  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Not sure I buy that argument  tic swayback | 06/29/05
I don't get that  voska | 06/29/05
Most agree with you  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Root for yourself Tic  osreinstall | 06/29/05
Don't underestimate the power of Walmart  tic swayback | 06/30/05
Go here Tic  osreinstall | 06/30/05
The old days....  Nullifidian | 06/29/05
Home taping is killing music  tic swayback | 06/29/05
Nothing changes the fact that DRM will not work!  Protector | 06/29/05

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