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Originally posted by Phoenix@May 19 2005, 07:43 AM
we will obviously have to comply..i expect the new law to be made public shortly
my point is..if we had a voice, we could monitor and influence regulations.
not everyone wants to pass a useless law
im going to stop worrying until i see the new bill...and then find out what steps we can take to to put the new law off while a better solution is found..it is that interim part that we have to find a way to control
jerry springer..howard stern..anyone who will put us on..we need attention
we are not monsters, we are advertisers and publishers
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You should try herding some cats, while you're at it.
Everything Nick said is true. People (even most of those who LIKE what we do) don't look at us as upstanding businesspeople. Just get used to that. Show up and testify in front of Congress all you want, you'll still get the "uh-huh, yeah, ok" response.
Because you live in the U.S., you have to comply with U.S. law. And laws dealing with the adult industry will always be intentionally vague and will leave plenty of leeway for prosecution. Best bet is to read the law, have your attorney read the law (you have an attorney on retainer, right?), read the law again, and work out a strategy that overcomplies with the law as it is written.