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The reporters had no clue what they were talking about but much worse in my eyes, the police didn’t either.’

Ahahaha

that.

FUCKING FAGGSS
tv-links is,not doing wrong ,its not saleing shit.
this internet agents are so gay,i bet they dont get pussy.

i must say, it was a very good system, all it lacked was monetisation. it was easy to find good music, downloads were often good quality (not just FLAC, mp3’s in various rates from the same album for example), lots of lost gems.

i do find the “leaking” of material before it’s intended commercial reelase date quite rude, this is probably mostly done by journalists and people who receieve advance copies. under what intention, i’ve no idea, maybe they want to appear cool and elitist, which it isn’t, at all, since in most cases, people who leak the work were never an integral, crucial part of the making it. in the case of the album i was involved in, i hadn’t even heard the finished version!

oink did have a sense of fairness though, they had no files that led to the new radiohead album and instead, when you searched for it, it went to the band’s website. yes, i bought it as well.

as i said earlier, it was a good website that promoted finding new music and exploration, within a fairly safe environment; real music fans.

if a rights governing body, made from the ground up, that is not full of the political bs that surrounds existing rights agencies for physical and broadcast were to exist and handle rights management and collection of monies from websites such as oink.cd, a subscription model would be perfect. for such, i would be willing to pay.

as for the curent state of music, a lot of the problem lies in the fact that the current value structure is no longer valid and probably has not been for the past 5 years, but a lot of people still want to cling on to this crippled model. believe me, i was/am one of them. i have come to realise in the past few months that those days are gone for many and on it’s last legs for the successful and one has to create a new/recycled viable method of music commerce that is kinder to the curious fan, serious fan, the people that make the music and those that help to sell it.

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So many times I hear about great shows, but have no way of catching up so i never watch. Or I miss a couple episodes, feel like I can’t catch up, and give up on watching them.

But I could either catch up with new shows, or fill in gaps to already watched shows with TVLinks. Since the quality was so crappy, I didn’t actually WANT to watch TVLinks, I’d rather watch it on television. So I ended up trying to watch it on the television set instead, watching commercials, giving the channels higher ratings.

Now it’s gone. I wish media companies thought about this sort of thing a bit more.

The idea behind the site is to create a publicly accessible resource of accurate information on the tv-links case and create a discussion forum around it. It also exists to offer what ever support is possible to give to the innocent.

Anyone who can contribute or has any ideas that would make this site more functional please get in touch; the aim is too get as much information in one place as possible.

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Hail….to Russia it is!

In 50 years there will likely be no file sharing in the American sphere of influence, which millitarily speaking is everywhere, but I imagine they will succeed in getting file sharing stamped out in Australia, Canada, New Zealand as well … French and Germany are debatable.

To Russia it is … In Russia you do not link to illegal content, illegal content links to you!

#9 is right — this is completely false. The number of FLAC torrents was probably 5-10% (at most) of all music uploads, and far less than that if you base it on total snatches.

The amount of misinformation flying around from otherwise reputable sources on this story is pretty remarkable. If you don’t know the facts, ask someone who does.