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tripplite · Apr 9, 2007

It has come to my knowledge that every human knows at least 1 or 2 websites that have free streaming of a specific TV show, how ever there is no list anywhere of these sites, occasionaly people run into them and never tell any one for fear of it becoming over used and shutdown(never goana happen the site will only grow more) so today for the sake of humanity i have set off on a quest to make a list of websites that have free tv shows you can watch
I'll start off with: **removed**.

THE RULES ARE THAT THE SITE MUST BE FREE, OR FREE MEMBERSHIP, POST SITE NAME JUST LIKE I DID, MENTION IN ()IF THE SITE HAS NAUGHTY IMAGES AND OR POP-UPS, EVERYONE PLEASE PUT SPACES BETWEEN EACH LETTLR EXAMPLE: W W W . G O O G L E .C O M, AND PLEASE SHARE

Indochine · Apr 8, 2007

See here.

TechCrunch's Michael Arrington points to smaller sites with their hands dipped deep into the piracy pool... He ... brings attention to Allsp.com, a British-owned site dedicated to the TV show "South Park," Viacom's Comedy Central money tree.

Allsp.com, registered a Max Fret, allows visitors access to every "South Park" episode from every season. It's access to the episodes because Allsp says they don't actually host the shows, just provide "a link" to DailyMotion, from where the episodes are streamed.

But the show itself streams via a video viewer on the site itself. A request for comment was met with a simple email from a "Mr. Watson" (assumed because of email name) wordlessly directing to the Disclaimer portion of the website, apparently refusing to expand any further.
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In the US system, websites can be held liable for linking to infringing content. Eric Goldman, Assistant Professor and Director Santa Clara University's High Tech Law Institute, wouldn't comment on Allsp.com, but did provide some excellent perspective to website liability.

Here are four general principles (but not necessarily all principles) to consider when assessing the limits of third-party linking, fair use, and copyright enforcement:

1) In general, a website should not be directly liable for linking to infringing content. First, a link by itself doesn't infringe the linked site's copyright (see, e.g., Ticketmaster v. Tickets.com). Second, websites can be insulated from liability under 17 USC 512(d) if the website complies with various steps.

2) Having said that, there are some cases suggesting that websites can, in fact, be liable for linking to infringing content. In one case (Intellectual Reserve v. Utah Lighthouse Ministry), the linking website was allegedly "contributing" to the infringement committed by the user when he/she downloaded the infringing content.

In another case, streaming video was deemed an infringing display of the video (Live Nation Motor Sports, Inc. v. Davis). And in some sense, the Napster case involved liability for linking to infringing content.

Finally, there's the Universal City v. Remeirdes case, which held that linking to DeCSS violated 17 USC 1201 because the link constituted "trafficking" in illegal technology.

3) While there are no clear rules about liability for linking to infringing content, many of the cases appear to turn on the good faith of the linking site--i.e., if the site clearly is designed to facilitate infringement, courts will be very unlikely to use legal formalities to protect the site.

4) On that front, site EULAs or disclaimers trying to claim ignorance about linking to infringing content have virtually no legal effect.
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tripplite · Apr 8, 2007

No a website cannot get into trouble for linking to another site, but if you think so then EVERYONE PLEASE PUT SPACES BETWEEN EACH LETTLR EXAMPLE: W W W . G O O G L E .C O M

Indochine · Apr 8, 2007

tripplite said:

No a website cannot get into trouble for linking to another site, but if you think so then EVERYONE PLEASE PUT SPACES BETWEEN EACH LETTLR EXAMPLE: W W W . G O O G L E .C O M
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That's the foolish crap that they tell you at Allsp.com. The truth is, in the USA, streaming video was deemed an infringing display of the video (Live Nation Motor Sports, Inc. v. Davis). I didn't make that up. You can check.

You think putting spaces in the url makes it legal? That's like saying if I hold up a bank and hand the teller a note saying "h a n d o v e r t h e m o n e y" then it's not a crime. Are you aged about 12?

Also this user sent me a PM linking to that site. If I want to watch that childish cartoon I know how to do it.

IM1 · Apr 9, 2007

so is my site illegal then?
all my videos are linked from other users on dailymotion.

creaky · Apr 9, 2007

@tripplite - are you sure you should be allowed near the internet or Forums ?.
Methinks you should go sit in the corner.

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