What Stephens didn't count on is that he's managed to draw attention to every single periodical he owns a piece of and people are watching them like hawks. After all whenever he engages in a copyright violation that's an automatic win AGAINST HIM ~ for whatever amount, not just that $75,000 statutory deal.
I figure if I watch just the LVJ 6 months I should be able to find something worth several million bucks.
;)
[I figure if I watch just the LVJ 6 months I should be able to find something worth several million bucks.]
An interesting hypothetical is who would allow themselves to be interviewed by LVRJ once they know that this is going on? Any friend of those interviewed who linked or mailed or posted it on their website would be subject to legal action. This has to eventually dry up the pool of sources,
both the powerful and the mom and pop.
Say you are a restaurant and they do an article on te five top Restaurants and you are one of them. Kiss of death to be interviewed much less send that article to your clients.
They could all be sued.