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wroberts189 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Nov-04-09 10:55 PM
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55. "That ISPs have to proactively police copyright.. "


Pretty broad statement to me.
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  -Secret copyright treaty leaks. It's bad. Very bad. Are_grits_groceries  Nov-04-09 02:19 PM   #0 
  - Intellectual property has become a monster.  FiveGoodMen   Nov-04-09 02:21 PM   #1 
  - No wonder Obama wanted to keep this secret.  JDPriestly   Nov-04-09 02:22 PM   #2 
  - Big Bisiness my eye, Its Big Government that  GA_ArmyVet   Nov-05-09 04:53 PM   #111 
  - Corporatism IS Fascism  Sebastian Doyle   Nov-04-09 02:23 PM   #3 
  - Perhaps people weren't as brainwashed by their social climate?  Echo In Light   Nov-04-09 02:58 PM   #16 
  - Ain't that the TRUTH! nt  glitch   Nov-04-09 08:44 PM   #53 
  - Hi, I'm from the RIAA and I'm pathetic.  imdjh   Nov-04-09 02:25 PM   #4 
  - I had an RIAA goon come into the office suite my wife and I  MineralMan   Nov-04-09 02:29 PM   #6 
     - You should never invite a Vampire in....  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 02:32 PM   #8 
     - I didn't invite him in. He just walked into the door to the suite.  MineralMan   Nov-04-09 02:36 PM   #11 
     - Probably ASCAP, not the RIAA  Xithras   Nov-04-09 02:41 PM   #13 
        - You know, you're right. I had confused the two  MineralMan   Nov-04-09 03:04 PM   #20 
        - They went after local bars around here for their jukeboxes a few years back.  shadowknows69   Nov-06-09 04:46 AM   #126 
  - No one else will sign such a treaty.  ddeclue   Nov-04-09 02:26 PM   #5 
  - I imagine most developed countries will, actually. (nt)  Posteritatis   Nov-04-09 02:58 PM   #17 
  - This means your ISP will now have to watch what you do.  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 02:30 PM   #7 
  - They can't.  Orsino   Nov-04-09 08:21 PM   #49 
     - They are already sniffing all the traffic friend.  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 11:20 PM   #59 
     - No, they're really not.  Orsino   Nov-05-09 08:22 AM   #69 
     - they don't need to sniff everything - all they need to do is make you  RaleighNCDUer   Nov-05-09 03:08 PM   #102 
     - They are sniffing everything and they are storing it ..with backups.  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 04:28 PM   #106 
     - Right.  Orsino   Nov-05-09 05:48 PM   #113 
     - Umm ..yes they are... this is a fact. Whistleblowers have come forward.  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 04:19 PM   #104 
        - Billions of terabytes are vastly insufficient.  Orsino   Nov-05-09 05:44 PM   #112 
           - Umm .. yes they can. It is a fact .. I have posted links in this thread.  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 06:18 PM   #114 
              - I can say more, and I say they can't do what we imagine they can do.  Orsino   Nov-06-09 03:42 AM   #124 
                 - They can see EVERYTHING and are recording it.  wroberts189   Nov-06-09 03:49 AM   #125 
                    - There are far too many access points for our all-seeing masters...  Orsino   Nov-06-09 09:11 AM   #127 
                       - Everyone but Qwest signed on to illegal spying....  wroberts189   Nov-06-09 04:52 PM   #128 
                          - Well, as I said, the Internet (fortunately) isn't very hierarchical.  Orsino   Nov-06-09 05:50 PM   #129 
     - And yet nobody knows what Bush and Cheney were really up to. Sure.  WinkyDink   Nov-05-09 12:14 PM   #83 
     - They don't need to do that.  Occulus   Nov-05-09 01:11 PM   #93 
     - They would actually need to build another planet to hold all of the SIGINT people ...  phasma ex machina   Nov-05-09 01:54 PM   #95 
        - Not exactly....  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 04:23 PM   #105 
           - Yeah, I get the "Raytheon Silent Runner" business. The premise stated "everybody."  phasma ex machina   Nov-05-09 11:43 PM   #123 
  - This doesn't sound legit.  cbdo2007   Nov-04-09 02:35 PM   #9 
  - Ya know.. you are right.. we have all been fooled here many times.  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 02:46 PM   #14 
  - It appears to me that the first * point is contradicting itself.  cbdo2007   Nov-04-09 02:59 PM   #18 
     - You are quite correct ..they are not ISP's...  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 03:26 PM   #21 
        - It's not about sniffing traffic.  Madrone   Nov-04-09 08:03 PM   #42 
           - "That ISPs have to proactively police copyright.. "  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 10:55 PM   #55 
              - That's not what it's said in other articles I've read about this...  Madrone   Nov-04-09 10:57 PM   #56 
                 - "thankfully that's not feasible" ..actually..  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 11:14 PM   #58 
                    - Oh, I know it's possible.  Madrone   Nov-04-09 11:38 PM   #60 
                       - They got fiber taps on all major Internet junction points.  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 04:31 PM   #107 
  - I agree. YouTube, Flickr and Blogger are not examples of ISPs for one thing.  GOTV   Nov-05-09 11:50 AM   #80 
  - Maybe we could form panel to remove all the advertising and flash programs  sixmile   Nov-04-09 02:35 PM   #10 
  - If you use Firefox, get the FlashBlock extension  starroute   Nov-04-09 03:40 PM   #24 
     - thx..nt  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 03:50 PM   #27 
     - Thanks for that tip. (nt)  redqueen   Nov-05-09 10:10 AM   #73 
  - My husband is the CTO of an ISP...  CoffeeCat   Nov-04-09 02:39 PM   #12 
  - They've been attacking independent ISPs for awhile now.  glitch   Nov-04-09 08:49 PM   #54 
     - I ditched AOL for CIA!  kenny blankenship   Nov-05-09 02:16 PM   #100 
        - Lol! nt  glitch   Nov-05-09 09:37 PM   #121 
  - I don't believe this is legitimate.  AndyA   Nov-04-09 02:56 PM   #15 
  - Believe what you will, but wake the fuck up!  MNDemNY   Nov-05-09 02:08 PM   #97 
  - SIGN THE PETITION -  Madrone   Nov-04-09 03:03 PM   #19 
  - Looks like BS to me. Not gonna happen.  Odin2005   Nov-04-09 03:29 PM   #22 
  - What a load of BS. No ISP can implement this.  high density   Nov-04-09 03:32 PM   #23 
  - Not a Dream  endeavourniche   Nov-04-09 03:45 PM   #25 
  - You nephew didn't upload/download anything  MattBaggins   Nov-04-09 04:03 PM   #28 
  - Which is of course his defense  endeavourniche   Nov-04-09 04:06 PM   #29 
     - Your nephew's ISP was probably issued a suppeona -  Madrone   Nov-04-09 07:52 PM   #40 
     - Correct ..But once upon a time they could not do this... now they can....  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 02:06 AM   #62 
     - +1 and also knr to the OP. nt  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 02:00 AM   #61 
  - It's not theft  moodforaday   Nov-04-09 04:09 PM   #32 
  - Agreed on making laws in private should never happen  endeavourniche   Nov-04-09 04:12 PM   #33 
     - I understand where you're coming from on this.  mlevans   Nov-05-09 02:14 PM   #98 
  - ISPs certainly take action on DMCA notices. That's not new.  high density   Nov-04-09 04:30 PM   #36 
     - I do not think the proactive take-down by ISPs is the topic of discussion.  Madrone   Nov-04-09 07:59 PM   #41 
        - And what do they use as evidence as to who the customer is?  wroberts189   Nov-04-09 11:03 PM   #57 
        - Any ISP is going to log their DHCP addressing to cover their own asses.  high density   Nov-05-09 07:19 AM   #66 
        - Like I said, they're already shutting down people without convictions under DMCA.  high density   Nov-05-09 07:17 AM   #65 
  - Crypto is your friend, and a fat fuck you to sniffers  Pavulon   Nov-04-09 08:18 PM   #48 
     - +1  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 04:41 PM   #108 
  - Treaties have to be ratified by 2/3 of the Senate  starroute   Nov-04-09 03:45 PM   #26 
  - No they don't  MattBaggins   Nov-04-09 04:09 PM   #31 
  - IP was a good idea until greedy corporate types corrupted it  Kievan Rus   Nov-04-09 04:06 PM   #30 
  - I disagree  endeavourniche   Nov-04-09 04:28 PM   #34 
     - And what about the absurd copyright term extensions?  Kievan Rus   Nov-04-09 04:35 PM   #38 
     - Agreed  endeavourniche   Nov-05-09 01:07 PM   #91 
     - You would be wrong to assume  SouthernLiberal   Nov-05-09 02:47 PM   #101 
  - smile. drink some tea, or wine  placton   Nov-04-09 04:29 PM   #35 
  - "WTF is going on?"  Jim__   Nov-04-09 04:32 PM   #37 
  - Obama is working to give to the internet to corporations,  ThomCat   Nov-04-09 06:30 PM   #39 
  - I'm guessing you're afraid  Medium Baby Jesus   Nov-04-09 08:09 PM   #43 
  - I'm guessing you think the Patriot Act doesn't go far enough.  Madrone   Nov-04-09 08:13 PM   #46 
  - Exactly. I'm not sure when theft  Codeine   Nov-05-09 02:21 AM   #63 
     - What's worse is that the vast majority of them see nothing wrong with it.  MilesColtrane   Nov-05-09 10:56 AM   #75 
     - I think the copyright issue is a smokescreen  Occulus   Nov-05-09 01:09 PM   #92 
     - I think a lot of teens see nothing wrong with it because  Shell Beau   Nov-05-09 09:52 PM   #122 
     - Thank You!  endeavourniche   Nov-05-09 01:05 PM   #90 
  - Newer, better article regarding this topic -  Madrone   Nov-04-09 08:10 PM   #44 
  - Will cost billions to US. Why you ask.  Pavulon   Nov-04-09 08:24 PM   #50 
  - People actually believe this is going to happen?  Curtland1015   Nov-04-09 08:10 PM   #45 
  - The thing almost sounds like it is a hoax. n/t  tonysam   Nov-04-09 08:14 PM   #47 
  - Never underestimate the greed of Korporate Amerika  Kievan Rus   Nov-04-09 08:26 PM   #51 
  - It'll be a LOT easier if they also get rid of net neutrality. For example:  Occulus   Nov-05-09 12:01 PM   #81 
  - Count on it.  MNDemNY   Nov-05-09 12:09 PM   #82 
  - Very, very important story here  Orwellian_Ghost   Nov-04-09 08:29 PM   #52 
  - Obama appointed RIAA lawyers to the Justice Dept  dreamnightwind   Nov-05-09 03:08 AM   #64 
  - Completely Unenforceable...  KharmaTrain   Nov-05-09 07:23 AM   #67 
  - Here is another article about it on another thread:  Are_grits_groceries   Nov-05-09 07:34 AM   #68 
  - I won't believe it until Ars Technica writes about it.  sofa king   Nov-05-09 08:40 AM   #70 
  - Do you have more information on this? How can a secret memo become law?  no limit   Nov-05-09 09:57 AM   #71 
  - Apparently they are  Are_grits_groceries   Nov-05-09 09:58 AM   #72 
     - when did S. Korea establish US law?????????????  LSK   Nov-05-09 12:27 PM   #85 
        - It's an international treaty being discussed there n/t  Occulus   Nov-05-09 12:53 PM   #88 
  - He Who Controls the Information Controls the World  BrklynLiberal   Nov-05-09 10:51 AM   #74 
  - in defense of protecting intellectual property  katkat   Nov-05-09 11:13 AM   #76 
  - Uh... you'll link to the pirate site, but not the original author?  Occulus   Nov-05-09 11:40 AM   #77 
  - Occulus  katkat   Nov-07-09 09:38 AM   #130 
  - As a photographer, I find the disrespect for copyright..  rfranklin   Nov-05-09 11:43 AM   #79 
     - Wholeheartedly agree! I am a  endeavourniche   Nov-05-09 01:14 PM   #94 
     - I see a lot of sites posting stuff they own copyright on Piratebay to advertise their site. nt  wroberts189   Nov-05-09 04:44 PM   #110 
  - If Obama supports this, the U.S. needs regime change...  BolivarianHero   Nov-05-09 11:41 AM   #78 
  - Theres no such thing as secret treaties, treaties must be passed by Congress  LSK   Nov-05-09 12:26 PM   #84 
  - The treaty is being *discussed* in secret  Occulus   Nov-05-09 01:00 PM   #89 
  - What's the source?  demwing   Nov-05-09 12:30 PM   #86 
  - IDG News is one source.  Are_grits_groceries   Nov-05-09 02:04 PM   #96 
  - If Obama signs this, his popularity will be 10%  caseymoz   Nov-05-09 12:39 PM   #87 
  - The New World Order MUST be able to control the internets....  winyanstaz   Nov-05-09 02:15 PM   #99 
  - A true artist spits on the idea of being paid for their work  YoungAndOutraged   Nov-05-09 03:36 PM   #103 
  - Bullshit.  Codeine   Nov-05-09 08:03 PM   #115 
  - Kicked but too late to recommend.  Uncle Joe   Nov-05-09 04:43 PM   #109 
  - As a copyright owner, I'm glad this is finally being taken seriously.  begin_within   Nov-05-09 08:15 PM   #116 
     - Then you're not a "real" artist.  Codeine   Nov-05-09 08:23 PM   #117 
        - So are they going to ask  begin_within   Nov-05-09 08:42 PM   #118 
           - The Beatles spit on the very notion of payment!  Codeine   Nov-05-09 08:45 PM   #119 
              - I think their anger at corporations is misdirected  begin_within   Nov-05-09 08:53 PM   #120 
 

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