Get thee behind me ShinyHP

Rob AKA Shiny Headed Prophet points out a pretty cool website TV Links with 24; Lost; Prison Break and vintage Flash Gordon what more could you want?

Could be the end of hoping a friend remembers to video 24 off Sky.

Jack "I'm Back- send me a patch...!"

Comments

Anonymous said…
The only problem is that the links appear to be to illegally uploaded files which means they are pirated!

Sorry Gordon!
5:41 AM
Gordon said…
Thanks Graeme - it always had a look of being too good to be true however, how do you know that?

I looked in to the legal jargon of the site here
10:20 AM
Gordon said…
Sorry I seem to have botched the link

the statement is

TV Links is not responsible for any content linked to or referred to from these pages.

"TV Links does not host any content on our Servers

All video links point to content hosted on third party webites. Users who upload to these websites agree not to upload illegal content when creating their user accounts. TV Links does not accept responsibility for content hosted on third party websites. "
10:23 AM
Anonymous said…
For me the whole legal statement smacks of someone trying to cover their back. It is basically saying, "We don't take any responsibility for the fact that people have broken the rules of the websites we are linking to, but that isn't our problem!"

The sites I've looked at all have terms that require people to own the stuff they are putting up on the websites. As far as I understand the likes of the BBC, Sky, and US TV stations do not tend to put their programmes up for anyone to download at no cost whatsoever. The TV business is simply too lucrative.

I might simply be being too cynical but it just feels too dodgy for my liking!
7:15 PM
Rob said…
woops - I hope I have not caused a problem here!
I've only just got back to blog reading - bad time managementnmixed with assignment deadlines!
8:45 PM
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