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Finnish record labels seek Pirate Bay block

article published on 26 May, 2011

A group of Finnish record labels are attempting to get the Pirate Bay BitTorrent website blocked in the country. The group has filed a petition in court to block access to the controversial BitTorrent tracker, accusing it of providing copyrighted music, movies and other material to Finnish users. "The development of a legal online market is impossible in Finland if illegal services ... [ read the full article ]

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trident77
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26. May 2011 @ 20:34 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
you can't stop the planets rotation and this is akin to the piratebay.
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shortybob
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26. May 2011 @ 22:19 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Aaaaahahaha! Then what? Demonoid memberships will skyrocket, or some other site, what are they trying to achieve and why are they so stupid?
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26. May 2011 @ 22:35 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
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"The development of a legal online market is impossible in Finland if illegal services like The Pirate Bay are freely allowed to continue their operations," said Lauri Rechardt, of the Finnish IFPI branch.
Of course, what she actually meant was, "Overcharging for poorly made MP3s is slightly more difficult if people have a completely free alternative".


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26. May 2011 @ 23:56 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
@KillerBug

Hahahahahaha. (wiping tear from eye) Thank you for the laugh. But of course, totally true.
xtago
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27. May 2011 @ 07:18 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by KillerBug:
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"The development of a legal online market is impossible in Finland if illegal services like The Pirate Bay are freely allowed to continue their operations," said Lauri Rechardt, of the Finnish IFPI branch.
Of course, what she actually meant was, "Overcharging for poorly made MP3s is slightly more difficult if people have a completely free alternative".
Well these are the record companies in that country and with english being a 2nd class language then the music sector is going to be smaller and thus if they do something online retailing of those songs and there's a freebie version well it's going to cut into the money making of the music sector.

If it's cut into too much, they drop people. dropped people, means less music. no music, means nothing to buy anyway.

This isn't RIAA it's something different again.

These countries tell RIAA and MPAA to go F themselves as they don't provide any content for their country.
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hearme0
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27. May 2011 @ 12:27 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I mean..........C'mon.........Finnish music just sucks and isn't "globally popular" enough to merit this. Go expend your energy elsewhere.

Besides, isn't Finland where TPB started? Or was that Sweden or Denmark, I forgot.
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