economics of tickling vid....here's your answer

[gig1965]

Plain and simple truth:
Name any tickling video at all.
In 8 months after it's release more people will own a copy of it than will own an originally purchased video.

Here's another fact:
I'm being kind to the community when I give it 8 months.

 

[coolman]

well, it's an obstacle to any business and tickling media producers are no exception, i'm afraid. there's not a lot a small company can do to protect it's copyright interests, or a big company for that matter.

i bet that more people own warez or copied versions of Microsoft Office than the real thing, and MS can't do anything about it.

fact of life.🙁

 

[milagros317]

The unauthorized duplicating of copywrited video tapes is theft, pure and simple.

Unfortunately, it is so easy to do at home, with no expensive equipment needed, that the problem is not going to be solved.

 

[unitkl]

well, it's an obstacle to any business and tickling media producers are no exception, i'm afraid. there's not a lot a small company can do to protect it's copyright interests, or a big company for that matter.

i bet that more people own warez or copied versions of Microsoft Office than the real thing, and MS can't do anything about it.

fact of life.🙁

Are you trying to say that because everybody does it then its ok? Gig1965 simply answered the question with a true statement and you're trying to debate with him? That's the answer. No one wants to pay for anything anymore. Everyone wants it all for free. In general the morality (concerning theft and stealing) in society has plummeted over the last 25 years. The word stealing may as well be removed from the dictionary because no one believes it exists anymore. They call it "sharing" or "borrowing" or "well they have a lot of money so i deserve to have what I want from them." That's why it doesn't seem to be worthwhile to make tickling videos. End of story.