Ray Gordon's Google Lawsuit dead in water
Paul Robinson
Pennsylvania, alias Ray Gordon, is suing Google claiming that their
caching and indexing of his website constitutes copyright infringement.
He wanted to change the status of an e-book he was giving away before
into one he had the belief he could charge for, but people were able to
obtain the originally free copy from Google's cache of his website, so
he decided to sue Google for something like a billion dollars.
Slashdot reported that the Electronic Frontier Foundation reported that
a Federal District Court in Nevada has ruled that Google's caching of
websites is fair use. Summary judgement granted to google on four grounds:
* Requesting an automatically cached webage is not infringement because
the initial copy was not infringing;
* Plaintiff gave an implicit license to copy by not using a no-archive
metatag;
* Google's caching of web sites is fair use;
* The action of caching as Google performs it fits the Section 512(b)
"safe harbor" provisions given to service providers under the DMCA.
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/01/26/1945232
http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/004344.php
As usual, the Ray Gordon Litigation train derails again in a spectacular
crash, or it will once Google gets the same decision in psychopath
Gordon Roy Parker's attempt to extort money from them. Maybe they can
demand attorneys fees and bankrupt him and confiscate his computer. One
can wish.
Odious
But wait... Gordo is still suing Google and claiming that by archiving his
own public statements about being Jesus or saying he wants to marry a 13
year old girl or that he can crash the stock market at will or that he had a
bondage session with Madonna... it constitutes defamation.
"Paul Robinson" <pa...@paul-robinson.org> wrote in message
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EditorialStaff
>
> For those unaware of it, Gordon Roy Parker of Philadelphia,
> Pennsylvania, alias Ray Gordon, is suing Google claiming that
> their caching and indexing of his website constitutes copyright
> infringement.
>
Once again, Paul Robinson jumps in, a day late and a dollar
short...
Contributing nothing new, nothing that wasn't already common
knowledge, and presuming that he is the end-all and be all of
how to handle this ongoing situation.
We have yet to see him *do* anything, other than tell people
what he thinks is wrong with them.
Still don't have any real advice, Paul? The only thing you've
offered so far, led most of us on a wild goose chase. The Philly
PD people we spoke to chuckled and said that it wasn't their
jurisdiction, because the "injury" took place were each of us
were, and that we should call our local PD, who openly laughed,
asked if it was real, and then told us to call Philly. So, that
circularity got us nowhere.
Got anything better?
We didn't think so.
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The Editorial Staff
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This post is an expression of our Constitutionally protected
right to Freedom of Speech.
Freedom of Speech is WORTHLESS without Social Responsibility.
A quote from Gordon Roy Parker, AKA "Ray Gordon":
"(For a dissenting opinion on my character, please visit
the following website: http://members.tripod.com/~rayfaq.html)*
This site contains many lies about me, but as a defender of
free speech I fully support its right to exist."
-Message-ID: <6ertau$76b$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
*The original RayFAQ was removed from the internet as a
result of dozens of complaints from Gordon Roy Parker.
John Michaels
> As usual, the Ray Gordon Litigation train derails again in a spectacular
> crash, or it will once Google gets the same decision in psychopath
> Gordon Roy Parker's attempt to extort money from them. Maybe they can
> demand attorneys fees and bankrupt him and confiscate his computer. One
> can wish.
Given the law firm that the idiot is taking on, I say legal fees are
going to be demanded. This law firm is one of those that never goes
anywhere alone. They always show up in a team and they aren't cheap.
WSGR bill will be 10s of thousand because they can ask for it and get
it. Ray will have to SELL a lot of stuff to pay for that.
HeeroYuy
"John Michaels" <hpn...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:hi6Df.28490$H71....@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
Including his computer, I hope.
Ben Shiller
"John Michaels" <hpn...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>>Ray will have to SELL a lot of stuff to pay for that.
>
> Including his computer, I hope.
HA HA HA HA HA!
Ray Gordon
> Including his computer, I hope.
Wow, that sounds like an anonymous threat/annoyance of the type the new
federal law was designed to stop.
(never mind that even in bankruptcy, one's computer would be protected, but
that's what happens when laypeople speak on things like that).
Also note the desire to suppress my free speech. Very telling.
HeeroYuy
"Ray Gordon" <r...@cybersheet.com> wrote in message
news:v8vDf.6784$yE4...@news-wrt-01.rdc-nyc.rr.com...
>
>> Including his computer, I hope.
>
> Wow, that sounds like an anonymous threat/annoyance of the type the new
> federal law was designed to stop.
Gordon is an anonymous annoyance and must be stopped.
>
> (never mind that even in bankruptcy, one's computer would be protected,
> but that's what happens when laypeople speak on things like that).
I'm surprised Gordon took satire as serious legal advice. Someone needs to
learn about sarcasm.
>
> Also note the desire to suppress my free speech. Very telling.
It was also funny. I'm surprised Gordon's skin hasn't thickened in the 10+
years he's been on usenet. No, wait... actually I'm not.
Thrasher Remailer
Ray Gordon wrote:
whats very telling is that you dont know that using the
internet is a PRIVILEGE not a RIGHT raytard
and it has nothing to do with 'free speech' since nobody
posting here is the US GOVERNMENT
but then YOU think YOUR free speech is more important than OUR free speech
dont you mr LAW$00T
all kooks think they have the RIGHT to make everybody listen to their garbage
luckily for everybody theyre dead wrong when its done on the internet
JT
>all kooks think they have the RIGHT to make everybody listen to their garbage
>luckily for everybody theyre dead wrong when its done on the internet
Yes, like any bad guy, be it movies, comix or fantasy life..
They are ALL in love with the sound of their own voice..
JJT
You have 20 seconds when you hit the
beach before you make the trees.
(JV)
Thrasher Remailer
"Ray Gordon" <r...@cybersheet.com> wrote:
>
>
> > Including his computer, I hope.
>
> Wow, that sounds like an anonymous threat/annoyance of the type the new
> federal law was designed to stop.
I doubt it sounded like that to anyone without numerous chronic mental
illnesses who is also disingenuous.
>
> (never mind that even in bankruptcy, one's computer would be protected, but
> that's what happens when laypeople speak on things like that).
>
> Also note the desire to suppress my free speech. Very telling.
In an attempt to eliminate disruption caused by this individual in the
alt.seduction.fast newsgroup, along with spam and misinformation, alt.seduction.fast
now also has a website and discussion forums in which this individual is prevented
from posting. The website forums have proven extremely popular and successful since
off-topic material and bad behavior is prevented there. The forums are completely
FREE to read and post to. See the footer in the message for more information.
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New visitors to alt.seduction.fast are welcomed and directed to the main website
http://www.fastseduction.com
Most seduction discussion has been relocated to the forums on this website, which
can be accessed through your news reader just like this newsgroup, or through a
web interface. The forums were created as an alternative to the large amount of
spamming, misinformation, and offensive behavior by a high-volume poster known to
unfotunately suffer disabling mental illness, in the regular alt.seduction.fast
newsgroup.
Anyone can read forum articles but registration is required (which can be done
through an anonymous email account) in order to post articles. This effectively
prevents disruptive individuals from posting and results in a MUCH more useful and
productive forum.
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Ray Gordon
Down $50 after hours.
HeeroYuy
> <snicker>
>
> Down $50 after hours.
Too bad for Gordon it has nothing to do with his antics.
Odious
"Ray Gordon" <r...@cybersheet.com> wrote in message
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> <snicker>
>
> Down $50 after hours.
>
>
>
From what... something like $435 a share at closing today?
That stock is up from a starting price of about 20 bucks a share back in
september of 04.
Yeah, I'm sure the execs over at google are crying themselves to sleep.
Odious
"HeeroYuy" <h@h.h> wrote in message
Hey, if gordo saves up for a few months, he might be able to buy a share.