"I can't be a policeman, and I don't intend to be."

it's okay, try these jokers instead:

http://www.websheriff.com

Curse you Vivid Entertainment, you just broke my bullshitometer(tm).....

Kim K. a "superstar". ok but really back on the subject i would suspect that somewhere in the neighborhood of 70% of what is illegally traded would be pron..as a user of P2P most any search I pull comes back mainly with pron. well i guess its a start but it will be interesting to see how this plays out in court. as for Red light going after users thats going to be another interesting battle...

>the choice of icon is obvious..though i think Paris had some better angles then Kim.

"constantly keeping watch for Vivid material popping up without the company's permission".

If it wasn't for "adult entertainment" and music, I'd probably never touch P2P. But it's true, I do think porn has driven the development of the internet far faster than any other one subject material could.

60% of the net is porn... 35% is illegal... and the other 5% isn't worth bothering with :-)

Look, if I were somebody who wanted to stick a bunch of trailers out there to get folks to buy my product from me, I couldn't think of a better way to go than Porno Tube. The P2P of a full length Divx is something else, but go after these guys? They got rocks in their head or something. Been watching too much of their own product while they spank the monkey I suppose.

So 60% is Porn 35% is illegal and 5% is useless.

Where does The Reg fit?

Hoisted by your own petard methinks.....

I'm pretty sure I read some article (on a techy site, honest) on the self same subject where some geeza from Vivid said they didn't mind P2P etc.. as it was good advertising. Bit of a U turn if my memory is not faulty. Hold on.....

...."Our take on it is a little more like independent bands think," Asher continued. "Until these sites get shut down, we'd rather there be Vivid content on there. Let people get a taste for our movies. For us, it's good advertising. With adult, remember we're putting out a new movie every four days, so what you pirate today will be out of date four days from now."

.....aaaaahhhh, now it all makes sense. The advertising budget just ran out.

El Reg is obviouxly in the first two categories 60% Pr0n related and 30% illegal activities - it is most certainly not in the 5% useless bit

What about youporn.com is that the same outfit, damn I NEED more tabs in this browser!