It may not effect the actual decsion but it sure as hell adds fuel to the fire. You have a group of people who are already using a small minority of issues as thier reasons for the ban let alone cheating/lack of security within the company itself.
It would be great news for the media let alone the senators who are against this.
Seen his original story yesterday which was written after the first incident and this today( new york times blog).
Read the comments from the people. It adds more doubts to the already skeptic people
It may be a one time occurence within one network but still significant enough to make a huge fuss over.
Regulating it would obviously help both players and affiliates but would they be willing to do that and how would they be able to go after a massive amount of money when the companies are not based within the US.
__________________
Hit my first goal ....now just need to push it a little bit further 
Last edited by kaus : 10-17-2007 at 12:15 PM.
|