Make a copy of the film, send a copy of the money Mikhalkov Bashny.Net

Hundreds of years ago, a Japanese judge Oka Tadasuke considered a case in which a paranoid landlord accused of stealing a poor student odors, because the student has a sit down dinner at a time when the innkeeper cooked fabulous meals with rich flavors. Colleagues urged Oka leave this ridiculous thing, but he decided to find out. As a result, the judge ruled that the student has to shift money from one hand to another, and fees for the smell of food - it's the sound of money.

The original American bloggers launched a campaign to make fun of media corporations, RIAA and MPAA and others who zealously fight for copyrights and assign a share of money from each copy sold of the film and each licensed DVD.

Activists do offer unlicensed copies of movies and music, and as payment sent to the RIAA / MPAA copies of the money made by Xerox. The official website of the campaign Send Them Your Money explains in detail how to make copies, to not break US laws. Firstly, note should be on the one hand pure, secondly, it must differ in size from the original (for example, 75% or 150% of the original), and thirdly, it is necessary to destroy all the negatives, image files, and other materials which are used to make copies.

The Russian laws on counterfeiting, it seems not as strict. Perhaps simply to print large letters "SAMPLE" in order not to break the law.

But we, too, such action has the full right to exist. As you know, since 2010 Rosohrankultura transferred rights of the Russian Union of right holders (FPR) led by Nikita Mikhalkov charge in favor of the holders of 1% of all vehicles sold by the media. Thus, even if you buy a clean CD / DVD, then 1% of its value goes to the port. If you buy a licensed copy of the film - is sending a certain sum of money in the CPR. You are sending real money, because a copy of the license. If you have downloaded from the Internet a counterfeit copy, it is logical to be sent to the CPR and personally Mikhalkov money too in the form of "counterfeit" copies made on the copier.

Purists license have said many times that licensed copies - a unique copies of goods, while pirated copies - not "true" low-quality fakes, because you can pay for them with real money? Only copies of the same.

Alternatively, you can send them the money via email in ASCII-encoded.





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