Question About Copyright Of Porno Images

[manker]

Originally posted by james_bond_rulez@29 June 2004 - 12:29

wow dude, do u have, like, a PhD in p0rn or something?

not yet but anyday now I'm sure - I study a lot

[Tikibonbon]

The reason so many sites have the same photos is due to the fact they are buying the same sets from photographers. So no, they are not breaking copyright laws. Buying sets is a common practices among webmasters who are starting up and/or not able to take the photos themselves. But occasionally of course there are people who try to cheat there way into the industry, but they never get far with it because the industry takes care of it's own.

Also, you mention high profits. In the early days it was easy to make it rich in porn websites, not so anymore due to the glut of adult websites, unless you find a little covered niche. It still is possible to make quite a bit of cash, but involves LOTS OF HARD WORK! Ask anyone making a fair bit how much they work, and you will find out they tend to have to work on their site(s) on average of 70 to 80 hours a week if not more.

[Robert00000]

Originally posted by Tikibonbon@29 June 2004 - 15:00
The reason so many sites have the same photos is due to the fact they are buying the same sets from photographers. So no, they are not breaking copyright laws. Buying sets is a common practices among webmasters who are starting up and/or not able to take the photos themselves. But occasionally of course there are people who try to cheat there way into the industry, but they never get far with it because the industry takes care of it's own.

Also, you mention high profits. In the early days it was easy to make it rich in porn websites, not so anymore due to the glut of adult websites, unless you find a little covered niche. It still is possible to make quite a bit of cash, but involves LOTS OF HARD WORK! Ask anyone making a fair bit how much they work, and you will find out they tend to have to work on their site(s) on average of 70 to 80 hours a week if not more.

Thats true.

There was a programme on UK tv quite recently about sex.com, the guy who originally owned the domain name was cheated out of the name by a con artist.

This was in the early days of the web when these type of sites made a fortune very quickly.

The guy (con artist) got rich and fled to mexico with about $70 million dollars. The original owner has been trying to get the money back but to no avail.

These type of sites don't make much money nowadays because so much of it is available free from p2p's, newsgroups etc.

If you want to make some serious money think up an original idea like i have done many times

I'm concerntrating on the UK property market at the moment, utilizing computer technology to make major improvements. That's all i'm going to say on this, its a secret for the time being

[manker]

Originally posted by Robert00000@29 June 2004 - 23:23
If you want to make some serious money think up an original idea like i have done many times 

I'm concerntrating on the UK property market at the moment, utilizing computer technology to make major improvements. That's all i'm going to say on this, its a secret for the time being

sure mate, a secret

I'm confused. how can a computer program make a "major improvement" to the UK property market? do you mean price-wise? no? surprisingly we already have PCs here, have done for years, most estate agents use them to offer potential customers virtual tours of the propertly via their website. you will improve on this?

I'm not very good at keeping secrets. so I'm gonna let the cat out of the bag and tell you that no-one believes you, dickhead

[Robert00000]

Originally posted by manker+29 June 2004 - 23:53--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (manker @ 29 June 2004 - 23:53)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Robert00000@29 June 2004 - 23:23
If you want to make some serious money think up an original idea like i have done many times

I&#39;m concerntrating on the UK property market at the moment, utilizing computer technology to make major improvements. That&#39;s all i&#39;m going to say on this, its a secret for the time being

sure mate, a secret

I&#39;m confused. how can a computer program make a "major improvement" to the UK property market? do you mean price-wise? no? surprisingly we already have PCs here, have done for years, most estate agents use them to offer potential customers virtual tours of the propertly via their website. you will improve on this?

I&#39;m not very good at keeping secrets. so I&#39;m gonna let the cat out of the bag and tell you that no-one believes you, dickhead [/b][/quote]
Who cares if you believe me or not. I&#39;m not here to convince anyone. Just motivating people to realising their ambition.

This is not the first of my businesses, and one thing you learn in the world of business is that if you possess an original idea don&#39;t tell other people what it is or how it works just to prove your point.

The fact you&#39;re straying way off of what the concept is I find reassuring, it means you have no clue, and thats&#39; good because neither will most other people before the service goes live.

REMEMBER: it&#39;s the ambitious people who take chances in life are the successful ones. If it wasn&#39;t for the business people providing jobs would you be working in Mcdonalds right now

[manker]

Originally posted by Robert00000@30 June 2004 - 11:17
REMEMBER: it&#39;s the ambitious people who take chances in life are the successful ones. If it wasn&#39;t for the business people providing jobs would you be working in Mcdonalds right now

I re-iterate.

No-one believes you, dickhead. Successful people do not brag about their success on internet forums to 15 year olds.

I&#39;m working in McDonalds right now? using a PC? better make sure I don&#39;t get chip grease on the keyboard

[Robert00000]

Originally posted by manker+30 June 2004 - 11:42--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (manker &#064; 30 June 2004 - 11:42)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Robert00000@30 June 2004 - 11:17
REMEMBER: it&#39;s the ambitious people who take chances in life are the successful ones. If it wasn&#39;t for the business people providing jobs would you be working in Mcdonalds right now

I re-iterate.

No-one believes you, dickhead. Successful people do not brag about their success on internet forums to 15 year olds.

I&#39;m working in McDonalds right now? using a PC? better make sure I don&#39;t get chip grease on the keyboard [/b][/quote]
No one is bragging, i&#39;m giving people advice from experience. A 15 year old who is interested in business now is likely to develop business acumen when he is older, i&#39;m just giving him the encouragement to pursue his goals.

He will be interested in learning the way the world of business works and develop a great deal of understanding for when he is old enough and ready enough to put his skills into real practice.

Who do you think is more likely to be successful in life YOU or a 15 year old i&#39;ve encouraged to be ambitious ?

Do you really think i care about convincing you, the people who matter are the ones i&#39;ve advised on this forum.

What i&#39;ve told people to do is research all the possibilites, without market research you are heading towards a blind alley. research improves your understanding of the market and also the ways to exploit it to the full.

I wouldn&#39;t venture into any business unless i thought, and can convince investors, what i am doing is feasible.

This will be my last post to you. You are not worth my time. But anyone wanting to go into business look at this site for advice http://business.timesonline.co.uk/se...,,9889,00.html

Even if you don&#39;t intend to go into business now, if you find the world of business interesting you are part of the way to success. If you&#39;re determined enough success is only a matter of time because there are so many opportunities.

ABOUT YOUR FOUL LANGUAGE: What type of upbringing do you have? No, don&#39;t tell me i don&#39;t want to know.

[manker]

OK, you must be extremely busy running that &#036;2bn company. So, for you, in a nutshell rob - I promise not to use any big words:

I think your interest in 15 year olds is slightly sinister, I wanted to alert them to your being full of shit. I think you care what I say because you spent so long replying. The "advice" you&#39;ve given so far can be googled in 0.04 seconds. About using foul language, my vocabulary is extensive but we&#39;re not in Singapore, oddball.

Lastly, your vague innuendo has only served to reinforce what I&#39;ve said from the start: no-one believes you, dickhead.

[Robert00000]

Not worth my time commenting on this. I&#39;m being plagued by retards.

Oh why?