The Pirates Party of Greece has sent us a very interesting text about the capture of Gamatotv.com (and not only) Gamatotv.com's Greek 32 manager for illegal streaming of movies.
Capture 32hronian native for illegal streaming of movies
We quote the article as it is:
A website that displays videos and suddenly the damage rises to astronomical levels. 2 times what the state collects in one year from the corresponding legal activities.
We have said it, one, we have said two, because it seems these strange mathematics that come from the lips of the Electronic Crime Prosecution are used to convince unrelated people to the internet and no one else.
This time, 230 has lost millions of euros in VAT receipts!
That is, 465.000.000 euros and more receipts from companies.
That is, if we also include income tax and tax prepayment, the state has suffered half a billion euros from a single website!
That is, from a single website that was supposed to have and so many views a day, those who are the inhabitants of the country!
5 such websites to close the time, we solved our financial problem as a state !!!
Watch out now. IF the owners of this website (Gamatotv.com) were making money by selling access to material με πνευματικά δικαιώματα, τότε φυσικά και παρανόμησαν σε αυτό το κομeye. But any damage is orders of magnitude less than projected for one simple reason.
Of those who viewed Online content, it is more likely than one in a million to give money to buy or otherwise see it. Why; Because if he wanted he could pay to enjoy the product, but he did not. Simple e;
As with the interview of the film distribution company manager who uploaded the whole drop of its turnover, equal to the drop in GDP over the last 4 years, in Piracy, so here too a practice that started from the lending of books, music cassettes and later CDs, is wrongly considered to be depriving not just something of the professionals of the entertainment industry , but over 100% of their current turnover. Funny things.
The IEA has more serious business than to deal with the excessive demands of any industry.
The cost we pay as a state to have the junk of electronic crime to hunt down such pages, protecting the interests of multinationals, have we figured that out?
Indeed, why should they be protected by patents and copyrights, creatures that no real benefit to the society as a whole? The state must decide which creations really have a real benefit to the community, and only these creations protect their intellectual rights and their patents from state agencies paid with the taxes of the Greek citizen).
Let the multinationals take it upon themselves to modernize their operating model with a disposition to multiples channela, so that there is no cost to protect their creations, and they do not force (through a legislation passed in parliament by MPs who support the lobby of these multinational companies) a government agency such as the prosecution of cybercrime to act as their appendage.
