Recent
P2PNet – Film critic sold review DVDs
Boston Globe – Film critic pleads guilty in movie copyright case
Warez / Moviez Groupz
P2PNet – International ‘piracy’ raids
P2PNet – Operation Site Down
P2PNet – The Scene conspiracy
P2PNet – Operation Site Down: Part II
P2PNet – Lamar Smith crows over victory
Wired – The Shadow Internet
Star Wars DVDscr leak
P2PNet – Star Wars ‘Sith’ p2p uploader
P2PNet – ‘Sith’ leak man pleads guilty
P2PNet – Star Wars online leak
SFGate – Eight charged in LA in illegal release of latest ‘Star Wars’ film
FECA busts (CAMs not P2P)
P2PNet – Alleged uploader faces jail
P2PNet – First MPAA FECA victim
P2PNet – Movie ‘pirate’ dead in jail cell
Passion of the Christs DVDscr leak
P2PNet – Film workers pirated The Passion
E-Online – The “Passion” of the Pirates
HOllywood Reporter – Film duplicator sued in piracy of ‘Passion’
FECA (Family Entertainment and Copyright Act) Passage
P2PNet – Orrin Hatch on S. 3021
P2PNet – Jail for US file sharers?
US DOJ – JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES INTERNATIONAL INTERNET PIRACY SWEEP
News.com – Prison terms on tap for ‘prerelease’ pirates
News.com – Theater piracy law snags first victim
I added my Return of the sith workprint-DVDs a little over 4 months before it came to theaters. I procrastinated in starting them because I had priority to other DVDs – mostly BBC documentary DVDs and Carl Sagan’s Cosmos DVDs. I started downloading them about two weeks prior and they finished about 2 weeks after theatrical release. I am very spoiled to DVD screeners and I think I only EVER downloaded 1 CAM – X-Men 3.? I don’t expect to be CAMing any theaters myself because I generally won’t keep CAMs in my hoard because of their shitty quality.? So I largely slip through the cracks of one of the main purproses of this law.? Expect more laws and worse laws though.? Anything thats not through a shopping-mall pay-for-everything, be dictacted on every action, and be watched over everything business model will eventually be illegal.
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