Anyone else wonder why porn companies don't track&sue tube uploaders RIAA style?

Bill · 2010-01-22, 07:24 PM

Well, that doesn't apply in the only case i'm interested in Linkster. I'm asking does anyone know of any _content creators_ that are talking about using copyright tactics. By definition, a content creator knows wether or not their content is being used legally.

I already stipulate that the small affiliate content model is dead. There's nothing we little guys can do but switch businesses. Everything we can sell, content wise, is already being given away.

However, so far the gist of the exchange seems to be that even the content creators have only one option left - give up, try to sell their content at a fraction of it's former value, and hope to pick up some creatine crossells.

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2010-01-22, 07:24 PM	#18
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Well, that doesn't apply in the only case i'm interested in Linkster. I'm asking does anyone know of any _content creators_ that are talking about using copyright tactics. By definition, a content creator knows wether or not their content is being used legally. I already stipulate that the small affiliate content model is dead. There's nothing we little guys can do but switch businesses. Everything we can sell, content wise, is already being given away. However, so far the gist of the exchange seems to be that even the content creators have only one option left - give up, try to sell their content at a fraction of it's former value, and hope to pick up some creatine crossells.