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- insomnie
Working on a Mel Gibson app for iPhone now. Is his recently released sound files considered public domain?
- ********0
No.
- duckofrubber0
Sure, why not.
- ********0
they're owned by radar.
the audio may have been tampered with.
It is illegal to record someone with out their consent.
- ********0
- ukit0
And if you are raped by a pack of iPhone fanboys, it will be your fault.
- insomnie0
Here is a short peak at the work in progress. So far no design to it just trying to finalize the sounds that will be used.
But I guess it will never see the light of day.
- insomnie0
I have a genius idea. If someone recreates these sounds with a similar voice I can get away with it. LOL
- ********0
- I have never seen a news article put a warning like that********
- I have never seen a news article put a warning like that
- ********0
I find the audio interesting because it sounds like Mel is yelling through a loud speaker while the girls voice is crystal clear.
Listen to other tapped phone calls. They don't even match.
- ********0
You could name it:
Gel Mibson lol
- if you're really serious you have to go the parody route. I think that is the only legal way you could proceed********
- I will deff try that. Maybe I can call Oksana to get exclusive tape.insomnie
- Grab a microphone and try to do some impersonations.********
- if you're really serious you have to go the parody route. I think that is the only legal way you could proceed
- insomnie0
BTW I just found this bit of info.
"Gibson’s lawyers were expected to argue that the tapes had been edited, which would make them inadmissible in court, and that Grigorieva was trying to extort Gibson via the tapes, which were submitted to the court under seal but were somehow obtained by RadarOnline.com."