I really wonder about sites like OVGuide.com or ChannelSurfing.net(maybe .com?) since they also provide direct links to a slew of content that is not being lawfully broadcast.
Anyone going to those sites is not there for what would be considered "legal" viewing.
Of course, going after them is a lot easier than going after those posting the questionable content.
Neither approach will have much effect on closing the barn doors now that the horse is well gone.
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How about OVGuide? (as David Title)
I really wonder about sites like OVGuide.com or ChannelSurfing.net(maybe .com?) since they also provide direct links to a slew of content that is not being lawfully broadcast.
Anyone going to those sites is not there for what would be considered "legal" viewing.
Of course, going after them is a lot easier than going after those posting the questionable content.
Neither approach will have much effect on closing the barn doors now that the horse is well gone.