I guess cutie didn't do her research work too much before saying it's available to Canadians.
Same as with 1 vs 100 on Xbox.. There's a sweepstake.. Available to everyone... BUT Quebec..
Quote from: RossRoy on May 20, 2009, 05:59:40 PMSame as with 1 vs 100 on Xbox.. There's a sweepstake.. Available to everyone... BUT Quebec.. All the lotery or draft had to be registered and conform to the law so the citizen are protected. I really don't see a problem there, since it gives you a legal protection when the draft initiator cheated (to initiate a draft a company had to depose a certain ammount of money)...
Do you honestly think the government did that to protect the citizens, and not as a way to add a hidden tax to all contest?
Same with the traffic cameras, and by extension the police check this or that intersection.. Do you honestly think it is to serve and protect, and not a hidden tax?
All this however is another subject and has nothing to do with Fancast
Shows how good of a moderator I am... since I'm the one who took this discussion off topic! I wish our local networks would get together and do something like that.
Everybody jumped at their face and accused them of trying to appropriate the rights on our cinema and that after that no one would be able to watch any of these movies without giving money to PKP. IMO that was a stupid response, nobody can watch those movies now because they aren't available on DVD, no longer available on VHS and there's no way to buy them anywhere.
But what I like less is the fact that you must be a subscriber of their satellite network to see the movies. For me it isn't very different to keep the film in a vault, since not everybody had access to their network (by exemple here except for Jonquière/Chicoutimi, this is Cogeco who owns the territory) or trust Québécor (or the guys who had bought TQS to name another player).