Comments on: Swedish Politicians Strike Blows at Copyright Lobby

By: Schweden: Abgeordnete fordern P2P-Legalisierung - The Inquirer DE

Schweden: Abgeordnete fordern P2P-Legalisierung - The Inquirer DE — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 03:37:53 +0000

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By: Giggles McShoutcloud

Giggles McShoutcloud — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 21:46:15 +0000

[quote comment="261203"]
The ISP fee is going to work, and very easily. Bands will be paid based on how many times their songs or albums are downloaded. The playing field will be leveled; bands will get paid whether they’re on a major label or an independent artist.[/quote]

Ever work with horses? Sometimes they’re persnickety, just to _be_ persnickety.
In the cat and mouse battle between DPI and P2P, DPI may be able to detect P2P traffic; it may even be able to tell the type of traffic;

but if it can ever _read_ fully encrypted traffic? Then online commerce is dead.

Either it is publicly possible to send data streams of completely unreadable information across the internet, or else every account number, login, password – every deail – of every online transaction is comprised. Not might be compromised. IS compromised.

So it seems reasonable to assume that it will always be possible to create completely unreadable data streams on the internet.

And as for DPI’ing your way through these, to figure out what song goes where, and allocating the money accordingly? Good luck; you may be able to tell our traffic is encrypted, but you won’t be able to find out its contents. Ergo, you won’t be able to determine how to divy up the money, or at least prove you did it legitimately. And, finally, ergo if I were an artist being paid (or not) by this system, I think I’d be pretty pissed off at being assigned my dues on an arbitrary basis!

And believe you me, we are persnickety; make this DPI intra/transnational, and we can / I will go to full scale encryption: just because :)

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:29:38 +0000

@73 –
You can still decide what to do with it. If I take a copy of that song, you still have your copy of the song, and you still can choose do anything you want with your song.

By: bryanskrantz

bryanskrantz — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:08:14 +0000

[quote comment="261312"]nah, I just troll here to kill time and torment the stupid.

It’s really very easy, as all of you have proved.[/quote]

*facepalms* look you idiot you obviously don’t understand the future of file-sharing like the general public does. obviously you have the intelligence of a gnat if you honestly think what the RIAA and the MPAA are doing the right thing. I’ll give you something to chew on. Sony BMG one of the biggest names in the industry. the LAST ONE to hold out on putting their music up for sale on Amazon and getting rid of the Digital Rights Management. if you read all of the studies they show that COMPACT DISK SALES ARE DOWN! NOT DIGITAL MEDIA!

By: (Manche) Schweden wollen P2P legalisieren. « COMMENTMUS!C

(Manche) Schweden wollen P2P legalisieren. « COMMENTMUS!C — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 11:34:03 +0000

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By: OPP

OPP — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 10:04:04 +0000

That’s 13 MP’s from the “corporate greed is our livelyhood” party.
The majority of Swedens population vote for the Social Democrats each and every election. You’ll see that number increasing once the left has power again.

By: miniGandalf

miniGandalf — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 21:54:54 +0000

Please, be more polite!
I read this topic to see arguments and not to read about thinking someones mental deseases.

@112 is very interesting.
This is a very good view, the problem is, people in Europe (Euopean Community) got a real great portion of not to be free: if you are using the internet, ALL YOUR ACTIVITIES will be recorded and stored at leas for 6 months.
So, again, for better understanding: AT LEAST FOR 6 MONTHS.

By: whatever...

whatever... — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 20:18:15 +0000

the troll isnt even good at it…

By: Terrorist

Terrorist — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 12:31:07 +0000

I think someone is mentaly ill..

Sad to see a potentially great discussion topic get ruined by some idiot..