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Quote from: crabby3 on April 01, 2014, 02:50 PM

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They don't look quite like that, but they do have bodies.

Yes, I believe they do have bodies and no they don't look anything like that.  

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Easter Bunsies?

From TechDirt -

This is priceless:

Newscasters Reenact Final Four Moments Rather Than Wait For Game Highlight Rights To Clear
from the much-more-enjoyable-than-defending-fair-use-in-court dept

Pervasive and extensive copyright law is damage. Route around it. This team of newcasters did (even though it really didn't need to), resulting in something much more entertaining than the content being withheld.

    WCJB TV20 in Gainesville, Fla., couldn't legally show highlights of the University of Florida Gators' win over the University of Dayton on March 29. Instead of waiting for footage rights to recap the game, sports anchor Zach Aldridge recruited his coworkers to recreate the game's biggest moments in an office conference room.


Here are the highlights, as recreated using only classically-trained newscasters, a small hoop and a ball. Even the game-ending tears of a Florida Gators player are reenacted for posterity.


In his introduction, Aldridge claims the station would be unable to play the highlights until the following day unless it "broke a whole bunch of laws." Clearly, the use of highlight clips would be covered under fair use (hello, criticism, commentary and NEWS REPORTING).

But you know what? Screw the restrictive IP climate that surrounds every major sporting event. Why play by those rules? Route around it while highlighting the restrictive stupidity that prevents you from showing viewers what they came to watch. Have that clip go viral (388,000 views and counting), rather than the NCAA-approved clips handed out to local broadcasters like gifts from a begrudging God.

Here's the clip:


Love it!

Go Florida! Its just got to be some sort of clue that things have gone to far when the MSM starts protesting itself.

love it and loved how much fun they had with it 

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The cat in my avatar tried that...ended up with images of canned tuna, before moving on to find herself a nice fat bird. 

Very amusing and presumably unexpected backfire from a poll put up by the UK Independent, presumably intended to embarrass PM contender Farage. I don't know/care much about the politics, but I find it amusing when the media attempt to slur a politician they do not support and it all turns to custard.
As one of the comments suggests, it may be an indication that patriots like a patriot...

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