Demaestro - 5:34 pm on Jul 15, 2008 (gmt 0)

zett.

150,000 is a teeny tiny percent of the total number of videos on YouTube.

Maybe Viacom stuff is popular on there, it still doesn't justify the scope of the data they were asking for.

And they don't get to see what is in all the lockers. If you think someone is doing something wrong then do some investigating without destroying basic freedoms.

I guess if there was a criminal living on your block it would be ok for the police to search all the houses in your neighborhood right? How else are they to determine what is in the houses?

I am looking at the numbers and the damage and I see no real damage. They assume for every view of their material on Youtube that it is minus one view on their network and that isn't the case at all.

Just another civil liberty stomped on and you are cheering.