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Simpsons, Family Guy pirate must pay Fox $10.5 million
A Canadian man who was accused of running streaming websites allowing users to watch The Simpsons and Family Guy illegally online, has been fined $10.5 million in statutory and punitive damages.
Research: Illegal file sharing leads to more hit music
According to a new research report published by Tulane University Law Professor Glynn Lunney, illegal file sharing has helped lead to more hit music for record labels and artists.
As expected, 'Game of Thrones' is most pirated show of the year
'Game of Thrones' was the most pirated TV show of the year, not unexpectedly.
'Home Alone' tops 2013's most pirated classic holiday films
Classic holiday film Home Alone was 2013's most pirated in the genre.
Torrent uploader gets $652,000 fine for sharing unauthorized movies
Two years after the popular private tracker Swebits closed down, one of its uploaders has received a suspended jail sentence, 160 hours community service and a massive $652,000 damages award.
China's largest Internet video companies move away from piracy
Once havens for piracy, ranging from Asian soup operas to the latest Hollywood blockbuster, China's largest Internet video companies Youku, Baidu, Sohu and Tencent have all begun cracking down on the unauthorized video.
U.S. government pays $50 million for piracy
The U.S. Government has agreed to pay $50 million to a software company after it emerged that its software had been copied onto thousands of systems without licenses.
The MPAA releases report on best methods to prevent movie theater piracy
The MPAA has released its annual “Best Practices to Prevent Film Theft” for movie theater owners, and as expected the trade group wants theaters to use extreme measure to avoid camera-based piracy.
Baidu hit with major piracy lawsuit
A group of Chinese companies including major video hosts Youku, Sohu and Tencent's v.qq.com have joined together for a $48.9 million lawsuit against market leading search engine Baidu.
Court orders 21 pirate sites blocked
Internet Service Providers must block 21 more websites linked to Internet piracy, according to a court order in the UK.
'Breaking Bad' finale smashes torrent download record for the show
'Breaking Bad' finale set a record for most pirated downloads in its first 12 hours of availability online.
Study: 99.7 percent of files shared on torrent networks are illegal
The RIAA and MPAA have begun distributing new research about the perils of piracy on the entertainment industry, trying to get Congress to take a second look into potential legislation on the matter.
AT&T: We will terminate your account if you keep pirating
AT&T, one of the ISPs that participates in the Copyright Alert System and its six-strikes system for copyright infringers, will in some cases terminate your account entirely if you are a repeat offender.
Police plot crackdown on pirates
Police in the United Kingdom are to take on the issue of intellectual property violation in a renewed effort against criminals who profit from piracy.
Football piracy block hits Radio Times site
The Radio Times website has gotten caught up in the middle of an anti-piracy effort aimed at blocking providers of live streams (or links) of football games.
France kills off its three-strikes piracy law
A number of years ago, the French government enacted a new law that would punish repeat offenders for piracy violations.
Here are the top 10 most pirated shows of the last TV season
The Spring saw Game of Thrones beat out all others.
Premier League targets live streaming site
The English Premier League is to request a court order forcing Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to a Sweden-based sports streaming website.
HP, Samsung team up to fight Windows piracy in China
HP and Samsung have teamed up to fight Windows OS piracy in China.
U.S. jails Chinese software pirate
A judge in the United States has sent a Chinese national to prison for operating a huge software piracy operation.
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