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originally posted by: eisegesis
More proof that the media is either in on it or they don't bother fact checking when receiving info from certain sources. Disgusted but not surprised. I guess anyone can write history these days when nobody investigates the truth. +1 for the hackers.
The settlement is the second major one that the MPAA has completed in as many months. In October, Hollywood studios announced a $110 million deal with IsoHunt that resulted in the shutdown of the BitTorrent indexer.
originally posted by: eisegesis
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
So I guess it begs the question, why report it if it can't be verified? Are we supposed to just take their word for it?
originally posted by: eisegesis
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
So I guess it begs the question, why report it if it can't be verified? Are we supposed to just take their word for it?
The settlement is the second major one that the MPAA has completed in as many months. In October, Hollywood studios announced a $110 million deal with IsoHunt that resulted in the shutdown of the BitTorrent indexer.
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I'll guess we'll never know if that one is true either.
But while Sony deals with rampant piracy issues at one end, it’s now facing copyright infringement allegations of its own. According to new claims, Sony used copyrighted music in The Interview without permission and without compensating an artist.
But while Sony deals with rampant piracy issues at one end, it’s now facing copyright infringement allegations of its own. According to new claims, Sony used copyrighted music in The Interview without permission and without compensating an artist.