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This can't be surprising to anyone. Trying to use technicalities to skirt the law rarely works out with any meaningful success.
by davidu 15y ago
This can't be surprising to anyone. Trying to use technicalities to skirt the law rarely works out with any meaningful success.
- larrik 15y agoNonsense! Technicalities to skirt the law are very common, just not where copyright is involved. Because copyright is special. Really.
- jamesteow 15y ago"Trying to use technicalities to skirt the law rarely works out with any meaningful success." Sarcasm, correct?
- pyre 15y agoMovie studios are involved, yes. E.g. they are well known for their accounting/legal maneuvers to try and avoid paying people a percentage of movie profits by claiming that the movie didn't turn a profit, even if it is one of the highest grossing films in history (i.e. Stan Lee and Spiderman).