They have had mandatory surveillance for a long, long time.

They do not have any damn issues, grow up. It is just that when it is not convenient, it is the MPAA or some other dummy doing it instead of "sony".

Coincidentally they also translate yahoo as the same thing, go figure ;)

The Spanish for Alta Vista is "Valiente mierda"

Why not keep the data in the police station? I am sure it would work better than at googles. Is this article a freaking joke? It is not the 1st of April yet last time I checked.

How about fllooding flea markets with fake DVDs or CDs? Or fake books?

Will you use you head a little please? That what it is there for, ya know? Instead of focusing on the technicalities, what I am conveying here is that they have no qualms about uploading fake videos, and this is just a stupid PR in a very convenient time frame. Oh poor us, we have been hacked, and we are so benevolent and law abiding... what a load of bull crap.

I do not believe a single word of this "not recommended" ideia, this seems just like a misguided PR article. And youtube is full of that shit, so the "strategy" is certainly being used.

Nobody said it is a joke, mind you.

Youtube is full of phony videos about "full movies" with a stupid blonde talking, or with malware links. Last time I started reported them, a received a message back as was flagging to many movies.

Why was this question censored with mod points? No matter being wrong, is a very valid concern. You people suck

Never negotiate with terrorists.

Brillant.

We are losing time with this and going back and forth, wasting our tax dollars, because the media is shitting in their pants this will open a precedent for a mere peasant that was part of a film to interfere with their fiefdom.

Like the Sony, Disney, and others?