Comments on: Australians Next on the P2P Lawsuit Hitlist

By: Darkdays

Darkdays — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:42:07 +0000

Here is a tip go get 1 album from the top 40 buy 50 blank cd’s copy that cd 10 20 30 40 50 times or what ever you can afford an leave copy on any campus or school shopping center and put a not on cd please copy this cd 10 20 30 40 50 times what ever you can afford and leave in a place where others can fine with the same note on it . if you want to show the RIAA or MPAA what people can realy do to hurt sales this is the way to show them hit them in there sales they will learn not to piss people off.

By: boo boo

boo boo — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 03:06:22 +0000

Internet was born from the cold war. Now it’s for the free people of world. Keep it that way. Start a little ARP storm or two.

By: Perkola

Perkola — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:00:33 +0000

“…….to face charges in an American court for copyright infringement, when he had never even been to America?
Australian laws are seriously messed up.”

And that’s another fucking reason to become politically active and hold the industry and politicains TO ACCOUNT. Starting from NOW!

By: Perkola

Perkola — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:56:10 +0000

I’m fucking sick of these bitches lying and pulling statistics out of their greedy asses.

With this news, I will proceed to download more than ever and inform others of p2p sharing and these extortionist threats. australians ned to form political action on this one and boycott the industry.

This is HOW. Whenever the media comes and asks you why the RIAA is lying (if they don’t you fucking scream it into their ears over the phone), you say it’s because of A CONSUMER BOYCOTT enacted BECAUSE OF THESE lying, bullying tactics and inclination to sue their benefactors (us).

By: Capt browneye

Capt browneye — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:13:33 +0000

Use peerguardian 2 when downloading torrents and don’t use the popular Kasza and Limewire.

By: douglas

douglas — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 14:16:23 +0000

Kill piracy, you kill record sales, When will the dumbass music industry learn? People download music to check out if they like it first (since the majority supposedly download full albums according to articles through out the years. So thats why album sales are in “decline”, not good albums being made in decline).

Buy it on iTunes you say? Bullshit, the artists don’t even get jack from the sale. So then you are left at square one.

the MIPI is a useless organization, they arent the musicians themselves, if the musicians wanted to sue people then so be it, but i dont see them causing a fuss.

By: boo boo

boo boo — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 11:54:21 +0000

Play smart, jump the neigbours wifi or use “Peer Guardian” if ur a soft cock .

By: neato

neato — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 10:20:06 +0000

im gonna share my music with whoever I like fuk em, they dun own me. As for their scare tactics its all wind cos they dont have the money and resources to do it. Heres the math, if they could put 10 people thru court per day for every day of 1 year that would equal 3650 people, how long would it take to do 2 million lmao, the best part is, the court cant do 10 people per day unless they all plead guilty lmao, we’re not that stupid or gullible. Fuk em, power to the people and their right to share!

By: Prince

Prince — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 00:16:30 +0000

It’s time TPB & co. got serious about a darknet tracker and a new darknet protocol.

Darknets by introduction are a bad idea, but a Darknet where you have anonymous connections to anonymous neighbours who forward your data (maybe, maybe not) area better idea.

The RIAA already used a jury staffed by imbeciles and softened up with pre-trial advertizing to sway a verdict. Time TPG & co to get ahead of their corruption. Leave them nothing to stand on.

By: Lord Banshie

Lord Banshie — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 13:50:53 +0000

You should look up the current laws, we have taxes to get around most things. and as for DVDs we are allowed to import, as its viewed as a restrictive trade practice, all our DVD players are region free, or at least they should be.

Unlike most places we have laws to stop restrictive practices and post purchase agreements.