Piracy Summit Speakers

gonzo · 10-24-2008

CANOGA PARK, Calif. — The Free Speech Coalition’s summit on piracy is taking shape with the announcement of the event’s speakers from both the adult and mainstream industries. “How to Survive and Thrive in the Digital Environment” will be held Nov. 18 at the Sheraton Universal in Universal City, Calif.

Headlining the event are Vivid Entertainment co-chairman Steven Hirsch and AEBN president and founder Scott Coffman. Joining them are executives from NBC-Universal, Warner Bros., Sony, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and more.

Hirsch and Coffman will speak on a panel discussion about the future of the adult entertainment industry, and specifically about online content distribution. Each session will bring leaders in their respective fields to speak on important areas of interest for all content producers.

On the agenda are sessions discussing copyright infringement, prosecuting pirates, tube sites, new media platforms and distribution issues in the digital age.

Mainstream speakers include:
Steve Kang, senior counsel for anti-piracy legal affairs at NBC-Universal
Dean Garfield, executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer of the Motion Picture Association of America
Alasdair McMullen, Senior Vice President of Business Affairs, EMI Music North America
Gill Sperlein, In-House Legal Counsel for adult producer Titan Media
David Kaplan, Vice President of the anti-piracy division at Warner Bros. Studios
Keynote luncheon speaker James Griffin, Warner Music Group
Jennifer Pariser, Senior Counsel in Global Litigation for Sony Music Entertainment

RawAlex · 10-24-2008

We all know the great successes that the movie and music business have had fighting piracy. There was Napster, and, umm, that women they sued for 250,000... and umm, Napster.

Hell Puppy · 10-24-2008

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Originally Posted by RawAlex

We all know the great successes that the movie and music business have had fighting piracy. There was Napster, and, umm, that women they sued for 250,000... and umm, Napster.

And alienated their customer base while doing it. I haven't bought a CD since they shut down napster.

I do now buy stuff from Itunes and other sources that let me have that instant gratification and choose the cuts I like.

tony404 · 10-24-2008

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Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

And alienated their customer base while doing it. I haven't bought a CD since they shut down napster.

I do now buy stuff from Itunes and other sources that let me have that instant gratification and choose the cuts I like.

you produce content and had a problem shutting down a company that gave someone elses work away for free?

Hell Puppy · 10-25-2008

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Originally Posted by tony404

you produce content and had a problem shutting down a company that gave someone elses work away for free?

I also find lesbians sexy but two gay guys butt humping to be disgusting.

Paul Markham · 10-27-2008

Without more controls and less the freedom the fight against piracy will always be uphill.

Make it illegal to advertise on a site that clearly promotes the theft of any content and the piracy issue will diminish. Those who promote sharing (STEALING) probably will not be very keen to put up sites they can't profit from. I bet they won't let you advertise if you don't pay or would be furious if you stole their traffic.

Also make it ISPs responsible for who is uploading content. It would be simple to do, if you're not approved you can't upload. A law that was written to protect hosts has been used by pirates to protect them. How does anyone know if the content was uploaded by someone independent of the site or someone employed by the site?

HP do you think theft of porn is cool then?

tony404 · 10-24-2008

Someone else said didnt they miss that boat a few years too late.

Paul Markham · 10-27-2008

You need to come up with proof that I did not keep my word or you're just talking.

Yes I only respond to threads that interest me.

I have never begged Tubes for promotion, another lie.

Prove it please. Or is giving them clips begging in your book?

gonzo · 10-27-2008

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham

You need to come up with proof that I did not keep my word or you're just talking.

Yes I only respond to threads that interest me.

I have never begged Tubes for promotion, another lie.

Prove it please. Or is giving them clips begging in your book?

You only respond for shameless self promotion.
Nobody cares Paul.

Hows that Redtube trade working out?

10-24-2008	#1
gonzo Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Atlanta,Ga. Posts: 17,795 Blog Entries: 11	Piracy Summit Speakers CANOGA PARK, Calif. — The Free Speech Coalition’s summit on piracy is taking shape with the announcement of the event’s speakers from both the adult and mainstream industries. “How to Survive and Thrive in the Digital Environment” will be held Nov. 18 at the Sheraton Universal in Universal City, Calif. Headlining the event are Vivid Entertainment co-chairman Steven Hirsch and AEBN president and founder Scott Coffman. Joining them are executives from NBC-Universal, Warner Bros., Sony, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and more. Hirsch and Coffman will speak on a panel discussion about the future of the adult entertainment industry, and specifically about online content distribution. Each session will bring leaders in their respective fields to speak on important areas of interest for all content producers. On the agenda are sessions discussing copyright infringement, prosecuting pirates, tube sites, new media platforms and distribution issues in the digital age. Mainstream speakers include: Steve Kang, senior counsel for anti-piracy legal affairs at NBC-Universal Dean Garfield, executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer of the Motion Picture Association of America Alasdair McMullen, Senior Vice President of Business Affairs, EMI Music North America Gill Sperlein, In-House Legal Counsel for adult producer Titan Media David Kaplan, Vice President of the anti-piracy division at Warner Bros. Studios Keynote luncheon speaker James Griffin, Warner Music Group Jennifer Pariser, Senior Counsel in Global Litigation for Sony Music Entertainment __________________ We are putting the bastards of this world on notice; greed and corruption will always be met with "a voice made of ink and rage." "Never try and be like anyone else" - Hunter S. Thompson "The truth is the truth no matter how you try and package a lie" - Shellee Hale

10-24-2008	#2
RawAlex Members $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 4,036	Re: Piracy Summit Speakers We all know the great successes that the movie and music business have had fighting piracy. There was Napster, and, umm, that women they sued for 250,000... and umm, Napster. __________________ Let's go to the edge of disaster Push the pedal and go a little faster Let's slam into a wall at ramming speed Let's go to the edge of a mountain Jump off and lets start countin' Hit the ground and tell me if it bleeds

10-27-2008	#6
Paul Markham Members Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 309	Re: Piracy Summit Speakers Without more controls and less the freedom the fight against piracy will always be uphill. Make it illegal to advertise on a site that clearly promotes the theft of any content and the piracy issue will diminish. Those who promote sharing (STEALING) probably will not be very keen to put up sites they can't profit from. I bet they won't let you advertise if you don't pay or would be furious if you stole their traffic. Also make it ISPs responsible for who is uploading content. It would be simple to do, if you're not approved you can't upload. A law that was written to protect hosts has been used by pirates to protect them. How does anyone know if the content was uploaded by someone independent of the site or someone employed by the site? HP do you think theft of porn is cool then? __________________ A mix of Amateur, Retro, Teens, UK Porn Stars, UK Page 3 girls and Hairy Pussy. All shot by me in the 80s and 90s. ICQ 213327873, Skype paulmarkham1

10-24-2008	#7
tony404 Members Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 926	Re: Piracy Summit Speakers Someone else said didnt they miss that boat a few years too late. __________________ www.creamycandy.com yum yum.

10-27-2008	#8
Paul Markham Members Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 309	Re: Piracy Summit Speakers You need to come up with proof that I did not keep my word or you're just talking. Yes I only respond to threads that interest me. I have never begged Tubes for promotion, another lie. Prove it please. Or is giving them clips begging in your book? __________________ A mix of Amateur, Retro, Teens, UK Porn Stars, UK Page 3 girls and Hairy Pussy. All shot by me in the 80s and 90s. ICQ 213327873, Skype paulmarkham1