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That means that when courts see grossly unconscionable imbalances of negotiating power, they tend to do things about it and they tend to go too far.

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Every time I lick "Agree" to a license on Microsoft software there is a gross imbalance of negotiating power and I've seen no hints any court is going to act on it any time soon.

If she wins in trial court Vivid will get plenty of high-powered help: the one thing that would worry RIAA more than the Internet is the possibility of performers gaining more power.

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I've never heard of any one contracting a sexually transmitted disease from Microsoft products, never heard of them killing themselves, no pro lapsed rectums either, no drug addicition. If someone ever did a serious study of the medical problems experienced by performers after they leave the industry the government would be forced to act. Courts have done nothing because no whore has the resources to hire a lawyer equipped to handle these types of entertainment law questons. To be perfectly honest, the knowledge that I'm watching the whores actively destroy their lives for $1000 a scene is

Why would the RIAA get involved? Mainstream performers already have marketing rights and residuals to their work, some even get a cut of the gross.