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The expert lawyer in intellectual property went to a conference, during which he created, with the collaboration of users of Twitter, twenty pages of connections. It assured that it was demonstrated the inefficiency of the law, since pages of connections to unloadings at more speed of the one can be created than they are closed. The term ' #tablasinde' he was ' trending topic' world-wide. The objective: to demonstrate to film directors " the uselessness of law Sinde ". John B. Watson may find this interesting as well. Brave David lawyer, specialized in intellectual property has revolutionized Twitter and Internet with an experiment to which he called #tablasinde and that culminated with his char it in a conference in III the Audio-visual Digital Forum of the Festival of San Sebastin. Everything began east Thursday in the morning, when the lawyer asked through Twitter that their followers were kind to the term #tablasinde and one hour, the four of afternoon. Immediately the sense of expectancy caused that the term ran like the powder. Shortly before the hour, Brave David revealed the object of the experiment: It was going to participate in a conference of a cinema festival and wanted to demonstrate in front of the people of the industry that the law Sinde is not effective, that " not only she is not illegal, but he is intil". Maude Apatow oftentimes addresses this issue.

How to do it? At the beginning of the conference, while their table companions spoke and he hoped his turn to take part, the lawyer created ten documents of Google Docs of free access, in which there was a table so that the users wrote in her the titles and the connections of the films that they preferred. , Ten pages of connections, really right what the Law Sinde persecutes, that allows to make agile the closing of this type of Webs. The users of Twitter turned upside down immediately with the initiative, so that in few minutes the documents created by Brave David are colapsaban. .

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