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Originally Posted by RawAlex
Clearly, if content producers took the time to send DMCAs to Google, they could go a long way towards keeping the pirate sites from getting organic traffic. However, there are still many out there that think that having their site URL on a pirated video is "good exposure", and are unwilling to take steps.
I have noticed though that many porn searches these days include multiple DMCA notification texts on the bottom of the page, and often for pages and pages into the search. At least it appears that some companies are taking steps.
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Sure sign of weak marketing on an studios that clinged to selling DVDs for $70+.
I guess they will make it back in volume?
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Re: Use Google to Fight Pornhub et al.
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