Reviews:
 ·Boost Mobile
 ·Verizon FiOS
 ·Optimum Online
| reply to Devils Advo
Re: Devil's Advocate said by Devils Advo :I am going to play devil's advocate here (not that I love VZ). Is it possible that part of their re-transmission agreements for TV stipulate that they have to honor subpoenas for user data? It seems their self-interest is really more of their TV partners self interest (ie they don't stand to gain from any judgements levied by a third party).
They stand to gain by keeping subscribers to the TV service they offer. |
|
| Why would anyone advocate for the Devil?
I don't understand... |
|
 birdfeedrPremium,MVM
join:2001-08-11
Warwick, RI
kudos:8 | said by XANAVirus:Why would anyone advocate for the Devil?
I don't understand...
In order to understand both sides of the argument.
Angel: Don't do that. You'll go to hell.
Devil: Hey, you only live once, sort of. And it's not *that* bad.
Devil's Advocate: And, you'll have fun. Go ahead, it's only once.
Applying that to this topic, you get...
Wiley: Send us your customer data. We want to sue them cause they stole our product.
VZ: It's a copyright violation, and how do you know it was really our customers.
quote:
VZ Angel: Go ahead, we're abiding by the law.
VZ Devil: Since when did law have anything to do with it? It's only books, not movies or music.
Devil's Advocate: Risk customers to jump ship over 10 P2P copyright violations?
VZ to Wiley: Pound sand. |
|
| Thank you for explaining that to me!
I understand clearly.  |
|
|
|
