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torrentfreak.com -
The banking industry has received billions of dollars recently and the US auto industry had its share as well. Both have a history of bad decision making, with the auto industry in the US resisting advances in technology. The music and movie industr
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torrentfreak.com -
A company collecting royalties on behalf of Hollywood studios has illegally demanded payments from kindergartens in Ireland. The MPLC requested 10 Euros ($14.00) per child per annum, so that they can watch DVDs legally. However, by doing so they bre
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canadianpress.google.com -
Five years ago, Gary Fung set up a small website in his B.C. home to let visitors search for files available through a then-emerging peer-to-peer file-sharing system called BitTorrent. What started as a hobby project to help Fung improve his program
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arstechnica.com -
Hollywood has been granted another victory in its war against piracy, this time at the expense of two linking sites that the Motion Picture Association of America believes profited from enabling copyright infringement. Both ShowStash.net and Cinemat
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www.appscout.com -
Bootlegging movies seems to be a serious problem. Here in New York City, I have seen my fair share of pirated films on sale from vendors on Canal Street. Those who are involved in this business need to watch out, because there can be a heavy price t
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opinion.latimes.com -
U.S. District Judge Florence-Marie Cooper has handed BitTorrent index site TorrentSpy a bill it couldn't possibly pay. Having ruled in favor of the major Hollywood studios' lawsuit in December, Cooper awarded the studios damages of $30,000 per mov
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www.huffingtonpost.com -
Two leaders of Hollywood's creative community today called upon the Senate to guarantee that the Internet remains a neutral and free-flowing medium for independent writers, producers and filmmakers. In testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee
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www.latimes.com -
The movie and music industries have long had a common problem with piracy. Yet as the infringements migrated from analog to digital, their responses have diverged. The most recent illustration came in comments last week by Jim Griffin, a digital mav
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www.pr-usa.net -
Product Placement to be the most important advertising tool. Bittorrent Network became one of the top distribution channels for Movies and TV Shows.
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