Joost thinks its piracy proof
Joost has just announced that it will be adding independent films to its lineup of channels, but when I looked closer at the press release I noticed that Joost made this statement:
“Content creators and owners of all sizes are utilizing Joost’s high-quality, piracy-proof Internet platform.”
That is one heck of a bold claim to make. If Joost thinks that it won’t be possible for someone to record the videos broadcast on Joost, cut out the adverts, and distribute them illegally over the net then it is extremely misguided.
No matter how fool proof the anti-piracy technology someone always finds a way around it.
Such a bold claim from Joost is odd considering Joost was founded by the two people who created Kazaa, a file sharing application that fed on pirate music and videos.
Of course if Joost keeps the adverts to a minimum, which appears to be the case so far, then the desire for piracy will be less, but that still won’t stop those people that want a hard copy burned to a DVD.
:source: Source: http://www.webtvwire.com/joost-thinks-its-piracy-proof/
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Two words: Its pants!:yup:
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I quite like the idea and im sure itll improve with time. Offering films will be nice for when im bored so im all for it :)
No ones bothered pirating any joost stuff yet and presumably it gets them more add revenue allowing them to get more content. While its clearly not gonna remain pirate-proof I dont have a problem with them making the claim if itll get em more content.
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Joost has gotten me interested. I wonder how it will fair.
On a side note, some people with invites are trying to get xbox media center devs to work on an XBMC adaption. That would be really interesting (though I think it may not happen due to xbox's limited processing power)
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Ppph someone will find a way around it, people always do.
Nothing is proof of thieves or pirates people will just gte smarter.
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I don't see why anyone would want to pirate the stuff. All you need is Joost to watch it any time you want for free. Once it's out of beta it will be free to all.
