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NetHorse · 01-23-2012, 06:23 AM

Tube sites? HAHAHAHAHA. The people who run file sharing and tube sites laugh at adult content copyright holders. They blatantly do it and profit off it without being afraid of the consequences because 99.9% of this industry doesn't do a damn thing beyond typing out a 30second DMCA notice.

They SELL advertising on this forum FFS. Piracy and the inability for anyone to do anything about it has been a joke, now there is no going back.

Everyone has 'adapted to survive' and fucking sites like porn.com just give away full length scenes they own rights to, for free.

If anything, we might see an increase of file sharing sites that cater to 'only adult content' or something along those lines.

There's money to be made, obviously, but if you're under the impression that tube sites or a couple file sharing sites being taken down will reverse your sales to what they used to be, you're in for a shocker.

The idiots in the music industry are in for one too, more people aren't going to go to the mall and buy CDs now. I'm glad they finally decided to do something about it, but it's not going to significantly change any of our bottom lines.

01-23-2012, 06:23 AM
NetHorse Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Chicago Posts: 3,526	Tube sites? HAHAHAHAHA. The people who run file sharing and tube sites laugh at adult content copyright holders. They blatantly do it and profit off it without being afraid of the consequences because 99.9% of this industry doesn't do a damn thing beyond typing out a 30second DMCA notice. They SELL advertising on this forum FFS. Piracy and the inability for anyone to do anything about it has been a joke, now there is no going back. Everyone has 'adapted to survive' and fucking sites like porn.com just give away full length scenes they own rights to, for free. If anything, we might see an increase of file sharing sites that cater to 'only adult content' or something along those lines. There's money to be made, obviously, but if you're under the impression that tube sites or a couple file sharing sites being taken down will reverse your sales to what they used to be, you're in for a shocker. The idiots in the music industry are in for one too, more people aren't going to go to the mall and buy CDs now. I'm glad they finally decided to do something about it, but it's not going to significantly change any of our bottom lines. __________________ ┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐ ICQ # 427013273 Last edited by NetHorse; 01-23-2012 at 06:27 AM..