Hey guys I am creating a tutorial blog and created an EBOOk section that I want to upload books like, "The Secret", "Think and Grow Rich", etc. If I upload it to rapidshare and not my own server, can I get away with that, or would I still get in trouble eventually? Who knows of a good way around this. Thanks
Using copyrighted material on my blog
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Eglobalmoguls
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- Jun 22, 2008
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Host it in china paying for you hosting with a VCC set up from jacking a wireless connection from somone elses wireless network. You should be Ok....
What country are you in?
What country are you in?
Im in the U.S.A. Is there a filesharing site hosted in china I can upload it to? These files will never be on my personal server, Im basically referring people to go elsewhere to download.
Eglobalmoguls
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Just use rapidshare de.
Don't host you own shit though...
Im in the U.S. and the laws sucks here... LOl
Don't host you own shit though...
Im in the U.S. and the laws sucks here... LOl
Ok that sounds like a plan, Im just trying to cover all bases. Thanks
the_punisher
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i remember reading about 2 huge movie sites that did not host the movies themselves but directed people to other servers. I dont remember the urls, I read about them in my monthly computer mag.
And they got sued by the movie companies for helping in the distribution of pirated content. Theyre now in debt and their site just shows that they got their asses sued and site is no more. Ill try to search for the urls
And they got sued by the movie companies for helping in the distribution of pirated content. Theyre now in debt and their site just shows that they got their asses sued and site is no more. Ill try to search for the urls
themagician
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'...If the authorities really want to catch you, they can and will.
You have to evaluate if the risk you take is worth it and that applies to everything in business even if 100% legitimate'.
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You have to evaluate if the risk you take is worth it and that applies to everything in business even if 100% legitimate'.
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