I wish these corporations would learn something from the whole iTunes thing. When they offer their products at a price people are willing to pay for them, people wont pirate and acutally WILL pay for them. When its too expensive, they will choose not to pay for it, and there is a bigger incentive for them to get it for free instead.

These companies are just living in the past, and dont want to face the reality that there media is not worth what it was 1, 5, 10, etc years ago due to technologies like the personal computer, internet, p2p, etc. You cant reasonably expect people to want to pay $20 for a CD, when due to technology etc, the value of the CD to the consumer is only $5 for example. No matter how many laws thy try to pass to maintain a monopoly on thier product (which is basically what it is) people will always either not pay for it, or resort to the blackmarket. The cat is out the bag, and no matter what they do, there is no way to reverse it no matter how many laws they try to pass.

So to all these corporations I say this: Continue wasting millions of dollars lobbying politicians and lining your lawyers pockets trying to fight a war you already lost years ago. Its only your profits that you are wasting, your image that you are ruining, and ultimately your demise that you are enabling. Why should I buy your CD when you are just gonna use some of that money to lobby politicians to reduce my rights, and give you more power? You can try to raise your price of your products to absorb the legal costs, but that only makes it worse for you. At the end of the day, I still have my limewire and will get my media for free no matter how many unenforceable laws you pass, or until you can offer me your products at a price im willing to pay. My guess is that all these corporations will cease to exist in less than 10 years, with the artist choosing to skip the middle man and marketing their products directly to the consumers through the same technologies that put these corporations out of business. Funny how things works. RIP.

“Business News Network has provided CCER with clear evidence that BNN is indeed targeting all YouTube content and not just that relating to the Canadian copyright debate”

– How about we have -all- of our clips removed? That way they can’t say we’re just censoring one discussion.

- …. Brilliant!

Everything about the interview with Howard Knopf proved that this network and its dumb A$$ reporter are trying to mislead Canadians. Knopf’s arguments were legit and far stronger than the shrill yet the reporter kept disputing his points even though they were valid.

She would never make a copy of a purchase DVD if it was against the law. What a tard seriously if she was not paid American corporations they why would you be willing to give up a right you currently have?

Only paid people will fight to have personal rights removed.

This brainless chick and the shitty network were paid off and now they realized how stupid they looked and how it did not help their customer to screw consumers of their rights. So in a defense effort they get rid of all videos in hopes they can still get paid by corporate America! Screwing Canadians or fellow citizens means nothing when you whore your self for money.

I’m Bang on right BNN? Report that!