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How Movies Enter the Internet
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posted by mpawlo
on Friday January 30, @07:14AM
from the on-a-screen-near-you dept.
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Warner Bros has, according to a Wired story, filed suit in the District Court in Los Angeles, claiming that an actor received "screener" copies of films The Last Samurai and Mystic River and gave them to a friend, who then made digital versions and placed them on the Internet. Screener versions are common in peer-to-peer networks and a growing problem for movie studios and other copyright proprietors.
Read more in Wired.
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