Not to be harsh, but most of your examples are flawed.
Flaw: Ask the guys with night-vision goggles in theaters.Originally Posted by dphirschler
It is not against the law because they are both in a public setting. The concerts are not. You must pay to get in. If you happen to videotape girls flashing their ta-tas at the concert, but not the concert itself, that's okay.Originally Posted by dphirschler
If the Ben Franklin guy were in a tent or something, it would be illegal to take his picture without paying, but then it would probably be moot, since they'd probably not allow cameras inside.
As long as you don't sell or distribute it.Originally Posted by dphirschler
I'm still suspicious of that whole copyright thing. I think there should be more investigation doneon the origin of that song.
Actually, that's exactly what it means. The band and/or label has full rights to the music and performance. You do not.Originally Posted by dphirschler
If you had the rights to the words "Niagra Falls", then others couldn't record you saying it at a "concert" without your permission. Just like you can say "Dave Matthews" all you want, but you can't record his concerts without express permission.
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Here's the link to the guy who owns a video rental store & was backing up his rental discs. https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=225012&highlight=video+store
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Originally Posted by Supreme2k
yes, the band can have your camera taken away in a venue. so can the operators of the venue (I had Henry Rollins tell me that he didn't mind me videotaping his show, but the venue [in that case, The Birchmere, in Arlington, VA] had a policy against videotaping. so I didn't videotape, I audiotaped instead).
but if the band and the venue let you do it, it's still a bootleg - it's an unofficial recording, unsanctioned by the record label - but it's not the same as pirating a movie in the theater.
when it comes right down to it, I'll abide by the mods and Baldrick. what I would like in that case is something to the effect of "okay, it's not the same as piracy, but we still don't want it on the site."
it's like driving 60 miles an hour on a deserted stretch of road posted 55, or driving 60 miles an hour, drunk, through a 25mph school zone at 3:00 in the afternoon - both are speeding and breaking the law, but there is a substantive difference between them.
and will this end up being another "don't ask, don't tell" policy? "I've got this concert footage that has bad horizontal hold" instead of "I've got this bootleg of Aerosmith at the Garden in '75 that has bad horizontal hold"...
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don't be so hard on the mods - if no one else reported it, it's not their fault they didn't catch it, they can't be everywhere. if they fail to act on it now (assuming it's still a live thread), that's a different story.- housepig
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Originally Posted by Supreme2k
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It's the act of selling it that is expressly illegal... and even that used to be legal.
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Some more info...
http://www.gweep.net/~sfoskett/music/bootlegal.html
I don't know this guy, but he seems to have done his homework.
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As nice of a guy as Henry is, he is still "owned" by someone else when it comes to his performances, so he really has no say. Just like how Michael Moore doesn't mind the pirating of F911.
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Plus a couple.few pages of petar & MackemX lovefest.
There were even a few posts deriding the backing up of his store. The petar was also reported (the reports have since been purged and renewed). -
Originally Posted by Supreme2k
Imago or Dreamworks or whoever can't tell Rollins he can't perform "Liar"... he wrote it. He owns it. it's his. he can't take the version that was on the album and put it on another cd without their permission, but he can put out live versions on his own until the cows come home.
in contrast, Michael Moore has assigned the rights to F9/11 to Lion's Gate, and it's their movie now - they own it for as long as thier distro deal is set up for.
so if I record a live performance of "Liar", Dreamworks can't do shit - they don't own it. If I take the version from the album and release it as a single, they can land on me with both feet.- housepig
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Example here would be interested in a mods responce.Not bothered by small problems...
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I'm not sure what thayne is saying, but the word rape is in there
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Originally Posted by Supreme2k
The ROT-13 translation says he's asking if mentioning warez in an encrypted post, like ROT-13, would be OK.
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Bestiality ???what well if you let your dog kiss you/ lick you in the face would that be beastiality if so .I am guilty I love my rotties...anyway I always wondered what are the movie / concert staff are going to do with these new cell phones with pix/ video capabilities ...confiscate or not allow. sorry to be off topic but I think I heard enough
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