If You guessed Wicked Pictures, go to the head of the class.

How fucking hypocritical can you get Stevie?  You put money directly [...]]]> Ok remember how I posted that Wicked pictures ads are all over Thepiratebay.org? Well guess who is suing 87 john Does for illegally downloading their movies from a bit torrent site?

If You guessed Wicked Pictures, go to the head of the class.

How fucking hypocritical can you get Stevie?  You put money directly into the pockets of the people responsible for stealing your product (manwin. TPB) then have the unmitigated GALL to file a civil suit on the customers of these very same sites that run your ads?

I hope a judge has a fucking field day with you!

Fans of Movies, Books, Music & More Have the Opportunity to

Support Their Favorite Artists by Fighting Piracy!

June 13, 2011 --- MARINA DEL REY, Calif. --- Today Takedown Piracy (TDP) introduces its tip page for Internet users to report copyright infringements.  Believing [...]]]> Takedown Piracy Introduces Tip Page to Report Copyright Infringements

Fans of Movies, Books, Music & More Have the Opportunity to

Support Their Favorite Artists by Fighting Piracy!

June 13, 2011 --- MARINA DEL REY, Calif. --- Today Takedown Piracy (TDP) introduces its tip page for Internet users to report copyright infringements.  Believing the best way to combat piracy is through educating and working with consumers, Takedown Piracy’s tip page allows fans of movies, books and music to directly support their favorite artists.  Millions of additional eyes provide Takedown Piracy with an army seeking out illegal downloads on torrent, tube and cyberlocker sites.  Users are asked to report the copyright owner and a link to the infringement.  There is also an option to report the good deed to Twitter followers.  Takedown Piracy owner Nate Glass says, “I am extremely excited to launch the tip page.  It allows everyone to join in the fight against piracy.  While Takedown Piracy has developed tools like the Aikido Program capable of removing hundreds of thousands of infringements in a day, it is important to combat illegal downloads from all angles.  The tip page gives fans the opportunity to be a hero and protect their favorite artist’s material.”

To report a copyright violation using Takedown Piracy’s tip page, visit http://takedownpiracy.com/tips/.

Takedown Piracy asks reporters to make sure what they are submitting is actually a copyright infringement and not something done with the permission of the copyright holder.  Violations will be followed up on and removed.  Those interested in what happens after they report a violation may learn more at http://takedownpiracy.com/2011/06/whathappens/.

Displaying Takedown Piracy’s diverse market range, fans of clients like pro-wrestler Colt Cabana and indie film studio Blue Underground are flocking to the tip page.  The relationship between Colt Cabana and Takedown Piracy was the recent focus of an article on prolific news site TheDaily.com.  The article details TDP’s crusade against copyright infringers, helping “mom and pop” producers protect their life’s work for an affordable price.  To read the article, visit http://www.thedaily.com/page/2011/05/02/050211-apps-technews-piracy-1-2/.

While Glass started Takedown Piracy two years ago, it wasn’t until November 2010 he was able to turn it into a full-time venture.  Since then, the DMCA notices sent out on any one of TDP’s clients increased by 400% monthly.  Glass restructured and enhanced TDP to increase performance, activity and awareness.  TDP monitors leading piracy culprits, providing clients with monthly breakdowns on its success.  As the company grows, so does its resources and resolve to protect clients’ content.  To date, TDP has removed over 3 million copyright infringements for its clients.

Among the many attributes separating Takedown Piracy from its competitors is its new custom tool, the Aikido Program.  The progressive tool is capable of removing 100,000 copyright infringements in only 24-hours.  The Aikido Program is exclusive only to TDP and uses a PHP script to exploit a large piracy aggregation site.  It takes a site meant to assist in piracy and transforms it into a valuable asset in anti-piracy.  True to its martial art namesake, the Aikido Program uses the strength of its opponent to its own advantage.

Takedown Piracy actively tracks at least nine different ways content may be pirated, providing widespread coverage.  Takedown Piracy offers protection in the following areas: Cyberlocker sites like Rapidshare, Torrent sites, Tube sites, Auctioned or unauthorized DVD resellers, Search Engines, Image Hosts, Blogs, Forums, Social Media.

To view a statistical breakdown of infringements removed by Takedown Piracy, visit http://takedownpiracy.com/stats/.

To better understand why to use Takedown Piracy’s unrivaled services, visit http://takedownpiracy.com/why-use-takedown-piracy/.

That's a stolen Justin Slayer movie running that Brazzers ad on the pirate bay.  Say hello to your buddy Jules Jordan next time you see him Justin....it's the money he sends to Brazzers that helps finance these kind of thefts.

Now before you start thinking well [...]]]> Eric from Removeyourcontent.com sends me this one.

That's a stolen Justin Slayer movie running that Brazzers ad on the pirate bay.  Say hello to your buddy Jules Jordan next time you see him Justin....it's the money he sends to Brazzers that helps finance these kind of thefts.

Now before you start thinking well maybe thats a Brazzers affiliate or someone doing that and Brazzers doesn't know it The ad network serving the ads, contentabc.com, is owned by....drum roll please....BRAZZERS!

Take a look what other tube sites this ad network runs ads on:

"The company hopes to out-market, out-promote, and out-innovate illegal file-sharing services. The plan is to make content so easily available at such a fair price that piracy is less attractive to the company's audience,"

"You've [...]]]> In a recent CNET interview Pink Visual's Q. Boyer pontificated on the piracy problems plaguing the industry, some quotes:

"The company hopes to out-market, out-promote, and out-innovate illegal file-sharing services. The plan is to make content so easily available at such a fair price that piracy is less attractive to the company's audience,"

"You've had a lot of companies, both in mainstream and adult entertainment, who've been kind of stubborn on the question of access and convenience. They want people consuming their content the way the companies want it consumed. They want to monetize it the way they want to. About two years ago we began to see that as a losing battle."

"I don't want to paint them all [pirates] with the same brush. I think that's the mistake that some in mainstream entertainment have made, and I think that mistake's being replicated in the adult industry. I certainly understand the frustration that rights holders feel. We experience the same frustration. But at some point you have to be pragmatic and say, "OK piracy is a fact of life. It's been there for a long time. Now what?"

I'm sorry, I don't have anything against Pink Visual one way or the other but this isn't really a viable approach, and certainly not the solution I would expect from a self proclaimed industry leader in anti-piracy.

If you really want to listen to an industry leader you should be listening to Eric and Nate, these guys are doing it every day, and they aren't crowing about every piracy site they shut down, Eric shut down a huge one last week, this one was way under the radar but got massive traffic, it's gone for good now.

But that's the here and now, as an industry if you don't get it that the internet IS the future then yer about to be road kill on the proverbial information super highway.

The answers lie in encrypted streaming, for a good proof of concept look at Netflix instant streaming, it's damn near impossible to rip off those streams.  Couple that with a streaming video player that watermarks the video on the fly with the users IP address and login name and you have the makings of a real solution to piracy.

Those are the kind of innovative approaches that the content protection retreat should be talking about not whoring cheap content....that's what got us into this mess.

well have a look at jj09

http://www.pornhub.com/users/JJ09/blog/VIDEOS#comments

look at the number of videos he has had removed

that number is now up to 228 that have been DMCA'd by Eric from Removeyourcontent and Nate from takedownpiracy yet is this account disabled?

And [...]]]> You know how they say they disable the accounts of repeat offenders?

well have a look at jj09

http://www.pornhub.com/users/JJ09/blog/VIDEOS#comments

look at the number of videos he has had removed

that number is now up to 228 that have been DMCA'd by Eric from Removeyourcontent and Nate from takedownpiracy yet is this account disabled?

And the FSC climbs into bed with these dirtbags? Come on guys, Come on Wicked, if you want to stop piracy you aren't going to do it by putting money into the pockets of these scumbags

Oh and Jules Jordan you still a little fucking rat

I would like to caution Jenna to be careful how she goes about "fighting piracy"

Obviously the way [...]]]> While I do have a beef with Jules Jordan, I cut Jenna some slack on this distribution isnt an easy thing to get in the biz these days so its Jules controlling her more than vice-versa.

I would like to caution Jenna to be careful how she goes about "fighting piracy"

Obviously the way Jules does it is an insult to every honest porner on the planet but the way Wicked does it isn't any better.

Wicked has basically paid into the old mob protection racket....ie pay us and we wont pirate your material.  Shame on Steve Orenstein.

Basically if you put money into the pocket of anyone who promotes piracy you are a part of the problem NOT a part of the solution.

Take that to heart Jenna

Adult entertainer and producer Jenna Haze is angry that the adult film industry isn’t fighting back against pirates who steal content to show it for free because it will eventually put it out of business. She plans a one-woman fight if necessary to protect their rights and is ready to lead the [...]]]> Story link

Adult entertainer and producer Jenna Haze is angry that the adult film industry isn’t fighting back against pirates who steal content to show it for free because it will eventually put it out of business. She plans a one-woman fight if necessary to protect their rights and is ready to lead the charge by herself.

The subject of piracy dominated the Adult Entertainment Expo and AVN Awards here this month, and in previous VegasDeLuxe.com coverage, it’s been a hotly debated issue. Jenna, who cut the ribbon for the opening ceremonies of AEE/AVN this year, believes that she has to take immediate action before it’s too late.

She told me: “I’m shooting a lot of movies for my company, especially now that I have my own company. I direct and I produce, as well as perform. So I released five movies last year. I’m planning on releasing more this year, six or seven. I got my first directing nomination at AVN. I also got the most nominations I’ve ever had, so it’s been a pretty exciting year.

“There’s been a lot of talk this year about performers’ safety. For the last couple of years, I’ve had everybody tested before I work with them. I’ve paid out of my own pocket for the brand new test. I also only work with five guys I know, so I keep my list relatively small. I know that they’re talking about making condoms mandatory. Whatever they feel is safest, of course I’m going to go along with.”

Jenna says now that she’s turned producer, she’s bankrolling her own projects and has invested more than $320,000 in eight productions to date.

“It’s a lot of money; it’s all my money. I don’t have investors,” she told me. “So every time I shoot a movie, it’s all the money that I make that I put into it, which is rare. I think only one other girl in the business is doing that.

“I’m making a profit, but being honest, it is nowhere near as much as I would have made four years ago. That’s because of the ‘tube’ sites. The piracy and the tube sites are killing the industry. We kind of called them tube sites after YouTube.

“But they take our work, steal it and show it for free. Most of what you see on the Internet with us is ripped off from us, and we get nothing for it. As an industry, we’re each individually trying to fight it. However, I want to know why we aren’t united in a fight against it.

“I think that if the whole industry banded together, we could shut them down. But it seems to me that every company becomes just concerned with themselves. A lot of adult companies are actually doing the ‘if you can’t beat them, join them’ thing and starting their own tube sites and making their money from advertising. Which I think is just crazy, totally crazy, because if you care about the industry, you do it as a whole industry together.

“I just don’t know why we don’t code the content so it only runs where we want it to run and nobody else can run it. I’ve asked them a zillion times why. The technology exists to make it so that we can’t be ripped off. I don’t know why they don’t do it. Mainstream movies do it all the time on the DVDs -- you can’t burn them. But for some reason, the porn industry hasn’t done it.

“Now I’m personally looking into different ways of doing it. Making it so on my Web site, my content can’t be transferred or anything like that. I would love to lead the charge for the entire industry on this. I feel that strongly about it. I’m actually one of the only girls who is adamantly against tube sites. A lot of girls don’t really seem to care because I think they’re not owners of the companies. They just get paid. They don’t have their own money going into owning their own product like I do.

“Once I’d started my own company, I said, “No, you can’t take my stuff. I put a lot of hard work into that! It belongs to me, and you can’t have it for free.’ It’s my goal this year to clean this whole piracy thing up for once and for all for the entire industry. When you see me in Vegas next year, you’ll see I will have made a lot of progress. Maybe not all pirates will have gone by the wayside, but enough to start making a real difference.

“I have to do it. I’m not going to allow them to put us out of business.”

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What this means is this, a SERP is a Search Engine Result Page, if you are trafficking in stolen content you can now expect to have your search engine results DELISTED from the biggest search engines.

Im proud to have RemoveYourContent ads here, this is one company that is actually doing something about piracy.

Good going guys!

Note: I sent this to Jules asking for [...]]]> (Generally I wouldn't post links to these but I think it does a nice job of illustrating the point...and an awful lot of these links are owned by Jules Butt Buddies, Brazzers....way to go Jules! Yer a real piracy fighter boy, let me tell ya. )

Note: I sent this to Jules asking for a response...he didn't respond.

Dear Mike South,

I have been sending out email lists of stolen material  on tube sites to multiple x-rated companies. The people  who responded to my emails include Jeff Mullen of All Media Play, Tricia Devereaux, Adella of Digital  Playground, Heth Mares of Wicked Pictures, Robert  Interlandi of Arrow films and Janeen Gensen of New  Sensations. I have sent emails to 3 different people at Vivid Video and I got no response. I sent an email to Bonnie at Jules Jordan Video. I did a follow up call over 2 months later and I talked to a woman on the phone. She said that Jules Jordan Video reads all their emails but I should not expect a response to my emails. I later on sent an email to Jules Jordan's lawyer and I did not get a response to that email either. It's ironic that many of Jules Jordan Video's movies are on sites sponsored by Brazzers. Jules Jordan is distributing their movies but they don't seem to be doing anything to help him out as far as piracy goes. At the bottom of my email is a list of links from tube sites that have scenes from Jules Jordan Video movies.

I have emailed a bunch of other companies and I got  no responses from them either. I work for Carnal Comics Entire stories of our porn star biography comic books  have been put on websites without our permission. We our in the same position that the porn companies are in because of the widespread piracy on the internet.

Jamie Gardner

http://www.myspace.com/jamieralphgardner
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/carnalcomics
http://www.demicomix.com/Carnal01.htm