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Originally Posted by icedemon
If you think they are breaking a copyright law, then go after them. AOL, MSN and every other Usenet server has the same content. Go after the big guys like AOL if you think you have a case. Get a bunch of people togather, get a copyright lawyer and get some publicity to go along with it.
I'm not standing up for them. It's just they are not breaking any US laws (that I know of).
If there are no laws in place to stop this kind of thing, then get one made (and get some publicity out of it).
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Thats the stupidest thing Ive heard.
How the fuck are they not breaking a law?
They are redistributing copyrighted content that they have no rights to. Its that damn simple.
Im no lawyer but it seems to me its the same thing Napster got popped for as well as Google. Once they unencoded that binary and put it on their server they crossed out of the grey.
If someone like Playboy that rigorously enforces their copyrights goes after them they are done.
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