Also Radio was still a big thing, so that added onto their justifications. The 'initial' big fish went legit, but by then most people moved on to other programs and feel very justified in that because of the frys the music company went after. But all that ended up doing was creating more and More source servers and new loading programs that are (and are getting) more and more discrete/elaborate. They went after big fish, and made examples out of small frys. Just so you know, Ultimately that didn't work out for the Music Industry during the late 90's early 00's. So much so, that it became national security issue, indirectly as an effect of all the created/creative ways they went about and carried things.Īlso if you were to try to torch that 'hive', those 'bees'(Assuming Bees because Hornets have nests) would retreat and focus all their efforts on retaliation, for what have they got to loose at that point?

Every time they took them down, they got even more and more elaborate. They obviously never heard of Prohibition. Manage to find and take those 5 down, 25 More spring up and even More secrecy and to that intrigue/curiosity comes into play. You take one big one down, leave it for dead, 5 more will spring up, and in secret no less. Kind of a direct Example in spoiler, because some people don't like to talk about the game(s) I'm about to talk about, for purpose of example: Not sure if Copyright is the same deal or not, but from what I remembered, they own the Copyright as soon as the IP was created and they will Keep owning it 75 years after they've disappeared/dissolved completely(How that even works, I have 'No' clue I haven't asked IF a wrench in the works could include Power of Attorney'?' to possibly break that ownership chain) due to lobbies on both the Disney Side and Microsoft side(Probably others involved too).Īs for what you mentioned about IP Sanctions, It might be kind of a grey area. It is SO imbedded in the Public Mindshare that it became 'Public Owned' or some Jazz like that. Owns the 'Happy Birthday Song', but not many actually KNOW it's from Warner Bros. I think I know(maybe) 1 Instance where this has happened. According to Hamr, IF the Public Mindshare is High enough(That is, if enough people say/call let's say a Metroid Knockoff/fangame just plain out Metroid instead of a different term like Metroidvania), that it will, under legal stature(?), then belong to the public in regards to Public Mindshare.

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