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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 30, 2011 -- Alki David issues evidence to U.S. Federal Judges relating to Microsoft/ CBS/Cnet’s complicity in illegal downloading and exploitation of minors. Alki David's FilmOn.com Networks who are presently embroiled in a legal rights battle with all four Major US Networks, is in possession of potentially explosive information which confirms that Microsoft & Viacom/CBS organisations are knowingly encouraging the public and more worryingly, minors, to download pirate copyrighted works.

In addition, and even more damaging it seems that these networks also distribute material that features the sexual exploitation of minors. Alki David this week has submitted extensive evidence of these activities to Eric Vandevelde, US Department of Justice, Cyber Crimes Division Los Angeles as well as Federal Judge Kimba Wood who criminalised Limewire in a 2010 Ruling and Federal Judge Naomi Riece Buchwald both from The Southern District of New York.

The evidence gathered, shockingly describes that 67,200 Child Pornography Titles with ages of children as young as 1 year old being molested, were in the possession of Viacom/CBS board members hands. According to Alki David’s evidence they did nothing about stopping its distribution but actually fostered its expansion.

http://www.antitrust.slated.org/media-defender/4307.html (emails from

The extensive documentation has been handed to the Justice Department and other Federal Authorities and whilst FilmOn.com Networks is in final negotiations to settle the existing lawsuit with three of the four major Networks, Alki David who refers to a letter handed to CBS lawyers yesterday, remains adamant that “I cannot in good conscience make any settlement with Viacom/CBS as certain individuals within that company are nothing but child porn peddling creeps”.

http://www.CBSyousuck.com

All the signs are that there is a major industry conspiracy if which are proven will show Microsoft/CBS/Cnet/Download.com are not combating illegal downloading. Today in what Alki David's FilmOn Networks consider a clear contempt of court, Download.com/Cnet.com continues to distribute FrostWire and other banned applications like Kazza Lite whilst they claim they only employ legal software methods of file sharing and block distribution of known copyrighted materials.

Alki David further claims the evidence uncovered runs contrary to their claims that the goal in creating this massive Bittorrent network distributed across 100's of millions of computers was to minimize the cost of bandwidth to the streaming content provider saving 100's of millions of dollars in bandwidth costs hence benefitting the Azereus / Vuze Network, Fanhattan, and Glam Media.

This was contrary to what MediaDefender promoted to media companies like NBC, selling them millions of dollars in Online Services to protect them from Piracy when in fact MediDefender was monitoring the performance of most notorious file sharing P2P applications, of which Microsoft/CBS/Cnet were the almost exclusive distributor. These applications include but is not limited to, Lime Wire, Bittorrent, eDonkey, Azereus, Bearshare, Grokster and Morpheus.

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