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Italian DJ Fined 1.4 Mln Euros for Music Piracy (pg. 2)
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| bARTovsky |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eklipse
That's insane.
They have crucified him as an example to every other DJ out there. Personally, I think the fine is way too much, but I can't really judge from where I sit. |
exactly, the exorbitant fine is more of a scare tactic for other would be dj's out there. either way it still sucks though...
unless it really was danny d.... *sigh*... wishful thinking.... :p |
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| djbruuen |
| whats a dj to do if he wants to play songs that aren't available on cd??? i believe in supporting artists and so on, but with every song of your collection, thats not always possible. if your entire collection is all bootlegged, that would be a problem. |
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| Sunquest |
500 mp3s is nothing, i bet you these cops dont know jack about the MP3 scene, theyd be sewing half the world if they did
bah |
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| b4k-oz |
OMG... has the music industry gone mad? It's the dj that get's ppl excited about the music. If you start bustin every dj... then ppl aren't going to know about the good stuff out there.
I hope for the dj's sake he had originals at home somewhere and was protecting his investments by copying them for frequent use. |
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| Eklipse |
| quote: | Originally posted by djbruuen
whats a dj to do if he wants to play songs that aren't available on cd??? i believe in supporting artists and so on, but with every song of your collection, thats not always possible. if your entire collection is all bootlegged, that would be a problem. |
You're right, although I think this is more a case of abuse.
500 copied music videos ! I don't think that's normal
2000 Mp3's - Ok, that's nothing at all, but at the same time, you have to ask: Is that all he had? I mean, was he running entire sets from stolen music, or did he purchase music as well. I don't think this guy had ever bought a record.
That's why he was crucified. |
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| KristinA |
this is obviously a terroristic attack.
anyway, this is an italian dj with brasilian roots as the newspapers say but anybody writes the right name.
what a shame!!!
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| tatgirl |
I think it's f*ckin ironic that the Italian police are actually enforcing the law at all, let alone something like this, when they do NOTHING about assaults, wife abuse and other crimes.
From my experiece travelling there in '96, and needing the (useless) assistance of the police, I found out many disheartening things about their 'legal' system. Basically, u have NO rights if u are violated.
The things I learned from my police officer there:
-If assaulted, the police can not arrest the accused, unless your injuries last for 10 days, and only then can they charge him. (I take it these have to be grievous injuries)
-Many women who have been abused by their husbands have been coerced by the police upon arrival to just 'drop' the charges, kiss & make up.
-If your car is broken into, no matter how many witnesses saw the perpetrator, unless the guy is sitting in a broken into car, they can not hold him.
I had to ask if murder was against the law, or was there some sort of condition it had to meet too.
No wonder the mafia is from there. |
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| infinity HiGH |
^^^
Poland has some retarded laws too...I'll ask one of my friends to post'em here for all to laugh. |
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| nycionx |
| quote: | Originally posted by che
:eek: :eek: :eek:
I wonder who this "well known" DJ is... |
whoever it is, his live is now over
i think 1.8 million is way to fuken much man! iiiii dont even have that much!
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| nycionx |
| quote: | Originally posted by tatgirl
I think it's f*ckin ironic that the Italian police are actually enforcing the law at all, let alone something like this, when they do NOTHING about assaults, wife abuse and other crimes.
From my experiece travelling there in '96, and needing the (useless) assistance of the police, I found out many disheartening things about their 'legal' system. Basically, u have NO rights if u are violated.
The things I learned from my police officer there:
-If assaulted, the police can not arrest the accused, unless your injuries last for 10 days, and only then can they charge him. (I take it these have to be grievous injuries)
-Many women who have been abused by their husbands have been coerced by the police upon arrival to just 'drop' the charges, kiss & make up.
-If your car is broken into, no matter how many witnesses saw the perpetrator, unless the guy is sitting in a broken into car, they can not hold him.
I had to ask if murder was against the law, or was there some sort of condition it had to meet too.
No wonder the mafia is from there. |
that is so fuken riduculous |
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| djbruuen |
| quote: | Originally posted by nycionx
whoever it is, his live is now over
i think 1.8 million is way to fuken much man! iiiii dont even have that much!
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:rolleyes: huh? i don't EVEN have that much? i don't think most ppl on this board have 1/100th of that |
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| nycionx |
| quote: | Originally posted by djbruuen
:rolleyes: huh? i don't EVEN have that much? i don't think most ppl on this board have 1/100th of that |
wut is huh? i put the wink smilie...meaning i was joking dude:rolleyes:
:haha: :crazy: |
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