Quote Originally Posted by Lee
Thats going to hurt a lot of places such as Naked Sword who carry over their movie titles

Its also kind of weird considering the 2257 is going to be needed by distributors so i guess that means Jet Set will no longer be selling their titles in stores now too?

Regards,

Lee
It's hard to imagine Lee. But we got the fax and it's from their legal representative and clearly states:

"Despite General Gonzalez' efforts at reviving the concept of "secondary producers" in the most recent version of regulations in support of 18 U.S.C. 2257, the concept is not supported by the statute itself. The only case addressing the issue, Sundance Assocs. Inc. v. Reno, 139 F.3d 804, 807 (10thCir.1998), held that the "secondary producer" requirements of the regulations to be unconstitutional. We rely on that holding, and further decline to violate the privacy of the performing artistis by disseminating private data when not required to do so by law."

Now unless I'm not reading that correctly, it pretty much says, "You're S.O.L. if you think you're going to get the records."

Aren't companies such as AEBN (for example) considered a "secondary producer" if they're streaming Jet Set videos? And if so, that pretty well "nips it in the bud."

PapaBear