‘Based on the new version of the community agreement, this site believes that the picture of your post is suspected of infringement and has now been deleted... If you have any questions, please send an email to...’
They are all similar words.
"What the hell! I got it so hard!" She threw the mouse furiously.
At the same time, two freshmen from Northeastern University of Massachusetts also discovered this change. Both of them are active users of the American music website. Unlike Rashida, they mainly mix the music sharing section and prefer rock and roll.
"WTF!?"
Sean Parker hugged his head in pain. He worked so hard to sort out the uploaded songs, and his emotions quickly turned into anger. "Are they legal to do this? This violates our freedom!"
"The website space provided by private companies is not a public place. It is not protected by the First Amendment to the Constitution?" Shaun's companion, Shaun Fanning, should calm down. "Other websites seem to be blocking similar sharing behaviors. This seems to be a unified action."
"FXXK! These bandits!!!"
Sean Parker is a genius programmer, business-minded, and bold. He has a flash of inspiration, "These Internet capitals are too arrogant, and users' sharing needs are still blocked. This is a vast market! They are! Would rather not...Then we just take the opportunity to develop our own, pure user-to-user software for sharing songs!"
"Napster!"
The two of them spoke in unison, expressing the dreams they had already in their hearts.
"APLUS, are you still asleep?" At Daniel's house, Song Ya was dumbfounded to answer mobile phones that had many missed calls. It was Sloan's voice. "The share price of Littman Media fell sharply in the morning. We are optimistic about giving up these users..."
"Haha, haven't you been mentally prepared? You regret it?" Song Ya asked with a smile.
"It's not regrettable, but the stock price... The market value has fallen below 800 million, and it may fall in the afternoon... Well, I do regret it a bit now," Sloan admitted.
"There are no traitors on other sites, right?"
"But they are large, and the percentage of hits affected is not high..." Sloan said: "AOL and WebChat only dropped slightly, and YAHOO has also increased."
"Oh?"
Song Ya got up and landed on YAHOO, "Their music community is also deleting?" Also found that many attachments could not be opened.
"You try his search engine." Sloan prompted.
Well, Song Ya randomly typed the title of her own song, and found a lot of web pages for sharing and downloading.
"Outside stations, YAHOO can use search engines to divert to the small sharing servers set up by individuals." Sloan complained calmly, "It's really cunning. It's hard to say whether it is a loss or a profit. I doubt they have been prepared. , Traitor! I will protest to them later."
"Who told them to have this function, it is a portal."
Song Ya smiled bitterly, "Besides, it's not them that is being held by Universal, it's the American music website."
"Hehe, by the way, Jim Clark is looking for you. It's best to call you back as soon as possible."
"OK."
Song Ya looked at Shakira who was still sleeping and went out alone to find something to eat. "Morning, Daniel." He met Daniel who was reading the newspaper in the restaurant and greeted casually.
"Morning?" Daniel smiled and pointed to the clock that was approaching twelve o'clock.
"Hey..."
Song Ya sat down across from him, first asked the servant for a cup of coffee, and then dialed Jim Clark.
"What are your plans for yesterday's touchstone opinion? I suggest that Yeremov change the schedule to the beginning of November, which is good for everyone." Daniel mentioned last night again.
Song Ya pointed to the phone and made a gesture of making a call.
"We think we must continue to add some pressure to the record industry."
Jim Clark said on the other end: "Just to be safe."
"Please speak."
"This is APLUS. Do you remember that the six major record companies had monopoly cases, but they are still pending?" Jim Clark asked: "The maximum fine may be as high as billions?"
"It seems... there is such a thing."
Song Ya was taken aback and immediately glanced at Daniel. The other party was unconscious and was already focusing on reading the newspaper, "Wait a minute." He got up and walked outside the restaurant.
"We all regret it a little bit. It's too passive. I remember that the record industry joined forces to form a CD price alliance, which triggered the RPM (resale price maintenance) in monopolistic behavior, right? Six major players participated? Is this your friend, Daniel Glass, then president of Sony Columbia Records?"
Jim Clark said domineeringly: "We are going to provide some help to the plaintiff in private, tighten the noose for the recording industry, and let them be honest in the Digital Millennium Act. How about you persuade that Daniel Glass to turn into a tainted witness? He is The central character, this way the progress will be much faster."
"The lawsuit is not going to end."
Song Ya looked back at Daniel at the table again, UU reading www.uukanshu. Com lowered his voice, "Going to court to testify against the record industry...will make him socially dead."
"Haha, don't pretend to be some kind of warmhearted guy, APLUS, we know it's not difficult for you."
Jim Clark laughed, "Isn't it? Everyone has always appreciated your ruthlessness...and decisiveness."
"I think about it." Song Ya dropped a word and hung up.
"APLUS, how about the person I made an appointment with the touchstone today, let's go talk to Yeremov? Or you call him here?"
Daniel, who knows nothing about the conversation between him and Jim Clark just now, is still struggling over and over how to please Touchstone Pictures, not to offend Lengshan's partner.
"Let's talk about it." Song Ya was emotionally perfunctory and immersed himself in dealing with food.
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Chicago 1990 Chapter 1220: Only we are accused
'America's music website bowed to the Recording Industry Association and took the initiative to delete infringing content uploaded by users. The site visits plummeted by about 30%... In addition to the exodus, some users left messages questioning that this action violated personal rights , Some users who reacted fiercely even discussed the possibility of launching a class action on the Internet. ’
'Ms. Sloan, CEO of Litman Media, the parent company of Amerika music website, released a positive announcement and announced that it has almost completed the acquisition of the personal online diary website OpenDiary. Continue to be responsible for website operations. Ms. Sloan confidently declared in Washington that this will enable Littman Media to enter the emerging Weblog website field and strengthen its presence in the new media industry. The new OpenDiary website for everyone will go live within this year and provide free user space...’
‘The capital market is still holding a wait-and-see attitude on this. As of press time, the share price of Litman Media, which is mired in lawsuits, user churn, and blind expansion concerns, has fallen by 17%, leaving only $690 million in market value..."
‘Wow...Boom! ’
The blue veins on Song Ya's forehead violently, and suddenly all the computer monitors, keyboards, cups and so on fell to the ground, making a noise.
Shakira followed the sound, looked at the mess, silently stepped forward and gently hugged his waist.
"Why is it that we only delete user data and become the focus of public opinion? Because we are the defendant! Why is our stock price falling so hard? Because only we are the defendant!"