In this sequel to 1992's "Don't Copy That Floppy," MC Double Def DP continues his crusade against piracy in the digital age. Brought to you by SIIA (formerly SPA). Closed captioned.
In this sequel to 1992's "Don't Copy That Floppy," MC Double Def DP continues his crusade against piracy in the digital age. Brought to you by SIIA (formerly SPA). Closed captioned.
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Actually, when you upload a video to youtube, you give youtube the right to do pretty much anything they want with it, including licensing it to tv networks, or ANYONE they want. It says so in the Youtube terms and conditions. Chris Pirillo's video was copyrighted, but uploading to youtube grants them the license to copy it.
There was a time what a lot of it was free (and there still is a lot of stuff that is free). But there was never a time when ALL of it was free. People have been selling software since before personal computers existed. And they have the right to do that. We have the right to choose free alternatives—which are plentiful, and don't punish even their legitimate users in the interest of making a buck.
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It says so in the Youtube terms and conditions.
Chris Pirillo's video was copyrighted, but uploading to youtube grants them the license to copy it.
I liked the klingons. The one on the left at 2:49 was like "AN ILLEGAL COPY? YOU DISHONOR OUR HOUSE!"
epic phail
you think this vid is going to stop the scene lulz
the warez scene is a bigger addiction than smack there is no leaving
A) copied software and sold it
B) hacked into other people's bank accounts to steal identities.
I'm going to start with this video! This is too priceless to bury!