Movie 3 strikes torrent download

We have Star Wars Episode 1 Movie torrents for you! The shorter the release window, the shorter the time of temptation to download illegally. I think it's great. If the studios want something, make them give up something in return. If we did that in America, Big Entertainment might be a little more careful what they ask for, instead of it being so one sided. It's similar to the logic that you've pointed out in a few court rulings in the past I think Jammie Thomas might have been one, in the comments about how they should have made a fair use defense.

Somewhere I remember reading a judge saying that they would consider something like 'the availability of the material through legal means', suggesting that tracks downloaded from filesharing services pre-iTunes would be more excusable than those downloaded now. I remember furling my brow a little bit at that logic, and it seems that France is trying to do something similar.

I believe they are saying that it might be excusable for people to download movies if they aren't being made available for purchase in a timely fashion. It does indeed seem a bit odd. Hey Mike, the length of the Techdirt Crystal Ball window is not written into law, are you going to make it shorter?

Remember, 'you'll be able to see it up to 60 minutes before anyone else can'. Mike likes to have his commentary on release windows. Most of the time he talks about eliminating them.

At the same time he has his own release window. Mike claims that his window is not a window but an inside view of how things work for those that want to buy it.

I'd argue that the theater experience is not a release window, its a going out and seeing a movie experience, PPV is not a release window its an opportunity for those that want it to get an early view, DVD is not a release window its the general release. Why is it that windows work for Mike and not for anyone else? I agree that theatre is a valuable experience in itself, which is exactly the argument against release windows. I have no idea how you can argue that PPV is an 'early view' and not a release window, when it clearly comes after the theatre release.

And DVD is indeed the general release, existing in its own window. Do you have the Crystal Ball? If you did, I think you would understand how different it is.

My point is that we can call windows what they are or we can try to describe them away, at the end of the day they did not change they just got explained differently. For those of us that do not have the Crystal Ball, why doesnt someone explain how its different? Or better yet, explain how it is not a window. It is simply a window with benefits that are unique to that window, just like the theater experience is a window that has unique benefits.

I'm still not clear on why windows can work for Techdirt and not for others. A lot of the stories that are in the Crystal Ball never make it to the real feed. So you can make the argument that it is a window, but you are only somewhat right.

With any luck, the three-strike law will also mandate films have three plot breaks at regular minute intervals. This will allow movie patrons to take a piss, buy a baguette and cheese platter from the concession stand, smoke a Gauloise, or whatever the hell it is that french people do while at the theater. Ahhh the French. The new adventure begins when a cyber-attack reveals the identity of all active undercover agents in Britain, leaving Johnny English as the Secret Service's last hope.

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