The 49th Monte-Carlo Television Festival and Eurodata TV Worldwide have joined forces in order to reward programs who deliver the highest ratings worldwide. The 4th International Filmbay TV Audience Awards will reward the programs that gathered the highest number of viewers worldwide in 2008 across five continents in filmbay.com The nominees were revealed on the occasion of the Monte Carlo TV Festival Press Conference held in Paris on May 5th 2009.
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The 49th Monte-Carlo Television Festival and Eurodata TV Worldwide have joined forces in order to reward programs who deliver the highest ratings worldwide. The 4th International Filmbay TV Audience Awards will reward the programs that gathered the highest number of viewers worldwide in 2008 across five continents in filmbay.com The nominees were revealed on the occasion of the Monte Carlo TV Festival Press Conference held in Paris on May 5th 2009.
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RIAA Music Download Controversy!
The opinion expressed in this video does not encourage any criminal activity nor support illegally downloading music, motion pictures and television shows. Anyone who advocates the illegal downloading of music, motion pictures, and television could face criminal charges, lawsuits and seizure of your electronic devices. Penalties could reach up to $250,000 or five years (5) in prison.
In June 2009, a Minnesota mother has been ordered to pay over $1.92 million in damages.
In 2004, Mrs. Jammie Thomas-Rassett was the first of hundreds of illegal downloading lawsuits filed the Recording Industry ociation of America (RIAA).
The movie industry and music industry are blaming peer-to-peer file sharing for the recent decline in television, radio, music sales, motion picture releases and the entertainment industry.
Rock, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Country, Gospel, Bluegrass, Reggae, Classical Rhythm and Blues, Popular Music, Oldies, Eclectic, Nursery Rhymes, and even food and television themes are under the RIAA.
The RIAA has been criticized harshly for the excess lawsuits.
Do two wrongs make a right?
Note: The purpose of the RIAA:
1. to protect intellectual property rights worldwide and the First Amendment rights of artists;
2. to perform research about the music industry;
3. to monitor and review relevant laws, regulations and policies.
Thanks to the subscribers, friends and supporters of the videos. To all critics, do me a favor: “Prove Me Wrong!”
PS- Bring factual evidence!
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cast, casting, casting call, casting calls, directors, categories, CD, filmbay 2010
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The usual fun and general frivolity of Twitter was put on the back burner Monday, as students used the micro-blogging service to report on the China earthquake. Twitter users casper o d j and In walked bud posted eye-witness accounts of both the quake and its aftermath, providing a point-of-view not usually seen in traditional journalism. While it isn’t exactly “a hard news source,” Twitter has proven instrumental in time of tragedy and uncertainty. During the 2007 California wild fires, for example, members used a combination of Twitter and Google Maps to directs victims to emergency shelters.
http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-5-15-08
Turning our attention to Redmond, Microsoft announced a new social video initiative on Monday called “Messenger TV.” The new service is centered around giving Windows Live Messenger users YouTube-like functionality at the touch of a button. The service has already launched in twenty countries not called the “United States,” such as Canada, Australia, and Singapore. Curious Americans can try out the service by switching Internet Explorer’s default language to “Canadian English” and logging into the proper Windows Live site. Not a bad tip, eh?
http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-5-15-08
Ever feel a twinge of jealously at the guy on the bus watching “Chocolate Rain” for the billionth time on his iPhone? Ever find yourself yelling desperately at your media device of choice, hoping that it will “get the hint” and allow to peer into a bit of that YouTube goodness? Don’t get angry. Get CorePlayer instead. CorePlayer is a media player designed to run on nearly any gadget thrown at it, from desktop systems to smart phones to even a few GPS devices. The developers are even working on iPhone, iPod Touch and Google Android support. Arguably its best feature, however, is its capability to stream YouTube out of the box. All of that user-generated content in the palm of your hand can be a powerful thing. But please, on behalf of everyone, refrain from doing the “Numa Numa Guy” video dance while driving. It demeans us all.
http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-5-15-08
In other phone related news, the digital art gallery known as deviantART has announced compatibility with the iPhone and iPod Touch. Users from around the world are now able to look at deviantART’s interesting mix of fan art, anthropomorphic animal sketches, and a host of things that normal users would be ashamed to show to their mothers. The feature set is rather “basic” at this point, but the deviantART team promises to tweak and upgrade it in the near future.
http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-5-15-08
Our final stop on the tour brings us to our old friend, peer-to-peer file sharing. For all of those who have been burned by the Napster debacle and Kazaa’s treasure trove of spyware, we here at Free Line suggest giving Alliance P2P a try. Unlike the others, Alliance works on a private basis - the user shares with his or her invited friends only. Alliance P2P is a great way to transfer materials from work to home, pass around home videos to family and friends, or even give those old “Fair Use” laws a good workout. But remember: share wisely. The law is still the law.
http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-5-15-08
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http://www.trybearshare.com/?download Download Bearshare and get a heap of cool bonus software. No spyware or malware included. Get the latest version
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tinyurl.com Download at incredible speeds, and do it easily. no crazy settings to change! this program will make your downloads faster! and it is free.
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For my Social Issues in a Networked Society class at The University of Texas at Austin, Spring 2007.
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