Comments on: Pirate Bay Captain Speaks Out on TV for the First Time http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/ Wed, 15 Feb 2012 04:36:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: N Fiddledog http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/#comment-180839 N Fiddledog Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-180839 Sometimes a little information is the same thing as a lie. A pile of papers to be presented as evidence means nothing until it's presented. It's interesting they're fighting this case in the press before they get to trial. The recording artist had a good idea. A commercial Pirate Bay. Why are they blaming the Pirate Bay for the fact they can't get one though? That's a lie. It's the multi-nationals preventing that possibility not the Pirate Bay. The Pirate Bay has only presented the possibility. Sometimes a little information is the same thing as a lie. A pile of papers to be presented as evidence means nothing until it’s presented. It’s interesting they’re fighting this case in the press before they get to trial.

The recording artist had a good idea. A commercial Pirate Bay. Why are they blaming the Pirate Bay for the fact they can’t get one though? That’s a lie. It’s the multi-nationals preventing that possibility not the Pirate Bay. The Pirate Bay has only presented the possibility.

]]> By: N Fiddledog http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/#comment-180840 N Fiddledog Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-180840 Also presenting one side of an argument but editing out the other is just another way to lie. As I understand The Pirate Bay's argument goes something like it's legal and it isn't really about the trading of copyright information. It's about offering an opportunity for people to freely trade information and letting them decide what sort of information should be traded. From a commercial standpoint it's up to commercial enterprise to then decide how to adapt to the people's preferences. If as that propaganda piece claimed there truly is a commercial model and if as the Pirate Bay claims it's legal are the Pirate Bay criminals simply because the market place refuses to exploit it? Also presenting one side of an argument but editing out the other is just another way to lie.

As I understand The Pirate Bay’s argument goes something like it’s legal and it isn’t really about the trading of copyright information. It’s about offering an opportunity for people to freely trade information and letting them decide what sort of information should be traded. From a commercial standpoint it’s up to commercial enterprise to then decide how to adapt to the people’s preferences. If as that propaganda piece claimed there truly is a commercial model and if as the Pirate Bay claims it’s legal are the Pirate Bay criminals simply because the market place refuses to exploit it?

]]> By: Jorge http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/#comment-180841 Jorge Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-180841 "The recording artist had a good idea. A commercial Pirate Bay." Wouldn't that just be an independent iTunes? “The recording artist had a good idea. A commercial Pirate Bay.”

Wouldn’t that just be an independent iTunes?

]]> By: moneoa http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/#comment-180842 moneoa Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-180842 "Wouldn't that just be an independent iTunes?" Indeed and thats what drives them nuts. Job's has them by the digital nuts dictating to them the value of their product. Masterful. This is why they refuse to let it become commercial they percive a loss of more control “Wouldn’t that just be an independent iTunes?”

Indeed and thats what drives them nuts.
Job’s has them by the digital nuts dictating to them
the value of their product. Masterful.

This is why they refuse to let it become commercial
they percive a loss of more control

]]> By: Theinfamousone http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/#comment-180843 Theinfamousone Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-180843 Yeah it would be interesting to see how much money has been made in advertising in the last 10 years from P2P. It was no secret that Napster made ungodly amounts of money Kazaa put Napster to shame and apparently piratebay.org an ILLEGAL website which is just one of the hundreds of bittorrent sites is raking in millions. I'm sure Limewire is doing just as well. It would be interesting to see how much iTunes makes in revenue and how much Limewire makes. Google and Yahoo have climbed to the top of the stock market just ba<x>sed on advertising revenue and all they do is help you search for things. A bittorrent site actually provides you a product think about what the marketing potential is there. Stupidity abounds in the music business world. Yeah it would be interesting to see how much money has been made in advertising in the last 10 years from P2P. It was no secret that Napster made ungodly amounts of money Kazaa put Napster to shame and apparently piratebay.org an ILLEGAL website which is just one of the hundreds of bittorrent sites is raking in millions. I’m sure Limewire is doing just as well. It would be interesting to see how much iTunes makes in revenue and how much Limewire makes. Google and Yahoo have climbed to the top of the stock market just based on advertising revenue and all they do is help you search for things. A bittorrent site actually provides you a product think about what the marketing potential is there.

Stupidity abounds in the music business world.

]]> By: kdemetter http://www.zeropaid.com/news/9257/pirate_bay_captain_speaks_out_on_tv_for_the_first_time/#comment-180844 kdemetter Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-180844 They don't really make that much money they spend most off it on servers and other hardware They don’t really make that much money they spend most off it on servers and other hardware

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