Monday, February 12, 2007
Viacom Dios
Viacom decided it didn't like the slow speed in which YouTube was moving to protect its content or allow them to garner income from it, and so has decided to sue the living bejeesus out of them unless they drop it right away.Again, a corporate giant has refused to see the untold amount of free advertising for their content they were getting. And what will be the end result? Like the demise of Napster, poeople sharing video content will start using some sort of personal node software that allows them to share content with one another peer-to-peer instead of from a central source, and it will become that much harder to monitor or enforce.
Labels: Anti-Fun, Got a Permit for Breathing
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