Fountainhead
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Re: So I guess they didn't really prove
It's 38% of the problem..
So what is your point?
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TK Junk Mail
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| said by Fountainhead  :It's 38% of the problem.. So what is your point? You beat me to that point. The internet piracy is still to the tune $7.8 billion. |
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David
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said by Fountainhead :It's 38% of the problem.. So what is your point? They proved that 62% of the problem was not on the internet. |
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FiL
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| i hear what Beach is saying; why go after the smaller outfits head on, with all that tenacity?
The AA's sue dead people. Grandmas. While Joe Publics on the street making a killin' off of 12cent blank dvd and cd burns.
Im skeptical on the number of jobs being lost due to the piraters. One lost job in the "industry" means another new employee for the pirates! See, it evens out.
Plus, 170,000 minumum wage jobs is NOT what the country needs at this point. |
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TK Junk Mail
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| said by FiL :Plus, 170,000 minumum wage jobs is NOT what the country needs at this point. The movie industry has numerous high paid UNION jobs. And any loss of jobs there aren't minimum wage ones.
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mazhurg
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This is for anybody that buys into so called "studies" funded by self-interest groups...
Psst... want to buy the Brooklyn bridge? good deal!
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RayW
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said by TK Junk Mail :The movie industry has numerous high paid UNION jobs. And any loss of jobs there aren't minimum wage ones. Wonder how many of those listed jobs were actually lost to automation and new technology? If the indications that my wife saw 15 years ago are still true, a lot of job losses in that industry are not piracy, but no longer needing the people. And with the animation affects that are getting such that it is hard to tell real people from animations, even more are lost (Shrek caused a big stink in that respect, and I heard that they had to dumb the art down to keep the unions from exploding).
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kamm
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said by TK Junk Mail :said by FiL :Plus, 170,000 minumum wage jobs is NOT what the country needs at this point. The movie industry has numerous high paid UNION jobs. And any loss of jobs there aren't minimum wage ones. ROFLAMO - one more funny comment.
FYI: most of the film industry is based on freelancers. Rest of the workers are the showroom dummies to fool "naive"  folks like you. |
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qdemn7
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said by TK Junk Mail :said by FiL :Plus, 170,000 minumum wage jobs is NOT what the country needs at this point. The movie industry has numerous high paid UNION jobs. And any loss of jobs there aren't minimum wage ones. Quite true, but then Hollywood itself is it's own worst enemy.
If HOLLYWOOD as an industry was really concerned about American jobs then they wouldn't be making so many production in Canada, the UK and Australia not to mention Eastern Europe.
When they start making all of their films in the US, I'll listen to what they say.
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MysticGogeta
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said by TK Junk Mail :said by FiL :Plus, 170,000 minumum wage jobs is NOT what the country needs at this point. The movie industry has numerous high paid UNION jobs. And any loss of jobs there aren't minimum wage ones. When your at the job who do they cut first the low paid shit workers and then they outsource the job out to india, the big ceos and high paid jobs are kept because they have skills |
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TK Junk Mail
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Unions still strong in Hollywood
»findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m···92808160Roughly 70 percent of the estimated 800,000 entertainment workers in Los Angeles County--a catchall category that includes everyone from actors and professional dancers to prop handlers and electricians--are members of trade unions, according to AFL-CIO's Center for Regional Employment Strategies.
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GlennAllen
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Re: So I guess they didn't really prove
"This is for anybody that buys into so called "studies" funded by self-interest groups..." Such as, unfortunately, that other group in D.C., aka Congress. |
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AquaBlaze
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| reply to RayW
said by RayW :Wonder how many of those listed jobs were actually lost to automation and new technology? Bingo. Their job estimate is likely as well cooked as their piracy damages estimate. Even if piracy were to stop tomorrow and their "predicted" surge of happened, there wouldn't be a 140,000 job increase, if any at all.
Cry me another one MPAA. |
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Re: Unions still strong in Hollywood
said by TK Junk Mail :» findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m···92808160Roughly 70 percent of the estimated 800,000 entertainment workers in Los Angeles County--a catchall category that includes everyone from actors and professional dancers to prop handlers and electricians--are members of trade unions, according to AFL-CIO's Center for Regional Employment Strategies. ROFLMAO - do you even read your own links? there you go, you have just said it:
estimated 800,000 entertainment workers in Los Angeles County--a catchall category that includes everyone from actors and professional dancers to prop handlers and electricians-- A shining example of the "creative arts" of bookeeping, accounting....
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| said by kamm :"Lies, damn lies and statistics." I would say that 70% counts as most people. Not really sure what figures you are going by.......
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markopoleo
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Re: So I guess they didn't really prove
So the loss is in the USA, while it created a 170k street vendors jobs. I don't see the problem :P |
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David
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| said by markopoleo :So the loss is in the USA, while it created a 170k street vendors jobs. I don't see the problem :P Damn, you thought the same thing I did! |
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Kearnstd
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said by MysticGogeta :said by TK Junk Mail :said by FiL :Plus, 170,000 minumum wage jobs is NOT what the country needs at this point. The movie industry has numerous high paid UNION jobs. And any loss of jobs there aren't minimum wage ones. When your at the job who do they cut first the low paid shit workers and then they outsource the job out to india, the big ceos and high paid jobs are kept because they have skills higher pay doesnt mean they have any skills. a Plumber is more skilled then any CEO(a CEO probally has to call for help to plug in the coffee maker like other rich people) but gets paid "shit".
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fldiver
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LOL; and who knows how many items are outsourced to countries like India?? |
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MysticGogeta
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A plumber makes alot of money quite actually your metaphor is quite off. If I owned a plumbing company, and I had alot of jobs to do I would hire a few more plumber assistants to help me out, so lets say Joe does not work as hard as Smith and is not as skilled as him. Jobs slow down and I need to fire someone because of it I would fire Joe. This is the same idea just on a much larger scale. |
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