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

[Linkster]

Bill - sorry I didnt make myself clear enough - what I meant was the paysites that are the content creators, in a lot of cases, are providing the content to the top tubes themselves (kind of a viral marketing scheme) - and UW also brings up the other part of the content creators - the DVD houses/production companies that are doing the same thing.

On the other hand I do know a few paysite owners with their own content that are going the opposite route and filing DMCA's and filing lawsuits but at the cost of doing each filing sitting at $8k and up its tough on some of the smaller paysite owners to try.

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by Linkster

but at the cost of doing each filing sitting at $8k and up its tough on some of the smaller paysite owners to try.

That may sound like a lot, but if you produce your own movie content $8k is not going to be a large percentage of your budget.