Viacom Sucks

[Axis]

Still its invasion of privacy anyways...whats it to them if I watch something Viacom related..

maybe its a show I never seen before...and I like it then I could buy it and watch and get them money

why the fuck do they care if its on youtube...no one makes money by putting it on there...in the end it could make them money...cause lets say someone never heard of....lets say...South Park(which is on Comedy Central and its owned by Viacom but I know people heard of that show also just saying) and there on youtube...see a clip from the show and they look it up watch it...go buy DVD'S...The Movie...anything South Park related and they get a cut of the money...but no they gotta be dumbasses and be like "No No No thats not right"....

so fuck Viacom and Fuck anyone who takes there side.

Sure Youtube doesn't make money, but it does prevent Viacom from making money. If Viacom wanted to show clips of their shows, then they could do so as a decision from within the company. However, it is not the consumer's place to decide what of a company's to show; that's strongly against copywrite rules. It really shouldn't even be a big deal. People are against it, not because of "privacy" (and if that is somebody's main concern, they are simply a moron), but because they want to watch their entertainment for free online.

It's against the law and this court order only proves that.

 

[MattHardyV1]

Blaze I have your IP Address...I could post yours online right now if I wanted..but im not an asshole lol...

With that being said just because someone has your IP Address dosent mean theyre gonna find where you live and come and get you man...plus as long as they dont take away the good shit on YT then its all good...plus didnt it say that YT/Google won the Suit anyway?

 

[Hidden Blaze]

You still don't get it do you...

See I for one...I watch the shows and then I watch the clips online and post to my myspace that I thought was funny

If you think them invading our privacy is right then FUCK YOU...

I ain't watched nothing I wanna hide on youtube but really..I don't want them know what I watch

see they get any info

they even get our log in info.....they get all that...anything about us thats in the Youtube data base they have.


and V1 no they lost

thats why Viacom gets all our Info thats on youtube and all that

 

[MattHardyV1]

Your pushin it Bling...I may just have to post your IP all over the web lol

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Hell I don't even know my own IP lol..but still don't do that lol

but dude if u want me to stop maybe u support Viacom...maybe your a Viacom worker..

 

[Axis]

You still don't get it do you...

See I for one...I watch the shows and then I watch the clips online and post to my myspace that I thought was funny

If you think them invading our privacy is right then FUCK YOU...

I ain't watched nothing I wanna hide on youtube but really..I don't want them know what I watch

see they get any info

they even get our log in info.....they get all that...anything about us thats in the Youtube data base they have.


and V1 no they lost

thats why Viacom gets all our Info thats on youtube and all that

Okay, I'm going to try to respond to this, but your poor English skills are making it very difficult.

Here we go.

If you steal a DVD from the store and put it in your car, the police have the right to open your car and retrieve the DVD. Invading your privacy? Yeah, but you stole the DVD. A court order is required, but it can and should be done.

When Youtube shows footage that is posted illegally, the company that it was taken from has the right to retrieve it. Again, it requires a court order. In this case, the court order was granted as should have been done.

The parallels are fairly loose, but the basic concept still stands. However, I find it difficult to relate big concepts to you. Hopefully that clears some stuff up.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

I am ok with them getting there shit off...but not having my personal info.

 

[Axis]

I am ok with them getting there shit off...but not having my personal info.

Again though, it's not used to look into you. Chances are, they will never even link your IP Address to your name to your house address. They just want that information to see if their copywrited material is going to any place in which it could potentially be spread further illegally. They're not looking for you posting South Park on your Myspace. They're looking for groups taking South Park, putting it onto tapes, and selling it for $5 a season.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

watch this video


At first he talks about 4th of July...then on to Viacom...

He says it best...

if you don't care about people having your personal info..post it then

[YT]qGfAu_HRz6g[/YT]

 

[Axis]

watch this video


At first he talks about 4th of July...then on to Viacom...

He says it best...

if you don't care about people having your personal info..post it then

[YT]qGfAu_HRz6g[/YT]

You're not a globally-trusted company. Just like I would give my information to Yahoo, Google, Duke University, Kodak, and Disney, I don't care if Viacom has my home address.

And I'm talking to you, not some dousche who sits at home and makes youtube videos to exprez hiz vews!!11~

 

[Hidden Blaze]

watch it alright

what he says is damn straight.

 

[Axis]

damn straight? Oh, okay then.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Just watch it then comment..cause he says basically what I said

 

[Axis]

Then why would I watch it?

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Because its more then what I said but some what of what I said...watch