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US Senate committee passes online piracy bill

The US Senate Judiciary Committee passed legislation on Thursday that would give US law enforcement more tools to crack down on websites engaged in piracy of movies, television shows and music.

 

Rapidshare Aims To Convert Pirates Into Customers

Rapidshare Aims To Convert Pirates Into Customers

The file-hosting service Rapidshare is seeking major entertainment industry partners for an online store where links to infringing material will redirect to.

 

Pirate sites return in legal form

Pirate sites return in legal form

Download sites Kazaa and The Pirate Bay look set to join Napster in being resurrected as paid-for services.

 

Wolverine Downloaded a Whopping 4 MILLION Times

Wolverine Downloaded a Whopping 4 MILLION Times

Whether or not such online attention hurt "Wolverine" at the boxoffice is debatable, but Fox's assertion of 4 million is about FOUR times greater than previous estimates.

 

Four jailed in landmark Pirate Bay case

Four men behind a Swedish file-sharing Web site used by millions to exchange movies and music have been found guilty of collaborating to violate copyright law in a landmark court verdict in Stockholm.

 

Couple Busted After Trying To Pirate 'Hannah Montana' Film

Couple Busted After Trying To Pirate 'Hannah Montana' Film

Gerardo Arellano and his wife, Maribel Fernandez, both 32, were arrested after police officers found him with the camera balanced on his leg during a showing in South Barrington of the new Miley Cyrus movie, the weekend's top money maker, officials said.

 

How Did Wolverine Get Leaked?

By now, you've probably heard that a non-watermarked, DVD-quality copy of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" has made its way onto the Web. The question now posed by CHUD -- and folks in the Fox boardroom, no doubt -- is how it happened.

 

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