MPAA: 'College Kids Not the Thieves We Said They Were'
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The Motion Picture Association of America admits that "human error" caused it to report, incorrectly, that 44 percent of its domestic losses came from illegal downloading by college students. It's more like 15 percent, the MPAA says.
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The real question is whether the movie industry, unlike the recording industry, can provide an answer to P2P that is as convenient and valuable to users.
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The House ethics committee has found that Republican leaders did not break any rules in handling allegations against former Rep. Mark Foley, but that they were negligent in protecting the teenage pages, sources said. No one will be reprimanded, the sources said.
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The residents of Harbor Place, the assisted-living center in Florida where a New York University film school student lived and filmed for a month in the summer of 2005, seem more genuinely curious about him than he does about them.
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Percept Picture Company has thought of a novel strategy to fight film piracy by unveiling a hard-hitting
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As online piracy reaches epidemic proportions, the Motion Picture Association of America is buckling down on Internet plunder. Controversy erupted on campus in October when AcIS ordered
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The new president of the Motion Picture Association of America, Dan Glickman, says his industry is getting tough on movie piracy. Mr.
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Exaggerate case used to push legislation A 2005 study by the Motion Picture Association of America claimed that illegal downloads from college students accounted for an enormous 44 per cent of the industry's domestic losses.â¦
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The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has dropped the hammer on yet another BitTorrent enabler, catching Dallas-based LokiTorrent in its net. LokiTorrent, which offered pointers to unauthorized movie downloads within the...
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The music industry redoubles its efforts to drop the hammer on college students who illegally download music, leaning on the universities for support. By the Associated Press.
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The record industry got a surprise when it subpoenaed the University of Oregon in September, asking it to identify 17 students who had made available songs on a file-sharing network.
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The major motion picture  studios had egg on their faces Wednesday as they tried to  explain to Congress and educators why a key number in a highly  touted study of on-campus piracy was wrong.
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Rather than delve into the clinical details of sexual desire and behavior, Catherine Breillat's reflects on what it means for a filmmaker to conduct such an inquiry.
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Pirates of the Caribbean aren't the only thieves appearing in Vince Guzzo's movie theaters.
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A video download site that had been exposed as a front for the MPAA to catch those who download copyrighted content, as well as those who may have already downloaded it, has been taken offline.
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Using video cameras to record films in movie theaters would become a federal crime punishable by up to six years in prison under a bill passed Tuesday by the House.    The legislation, called the Piracy Deterrence and Education Act, also would make it easier for the Justice Department to prosecute Internet users who illegally distribute large amounts of music and other copyrighted works...
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LOS ANGELES  - File-swappers beware. Illegally downloading movies can now get you sued. Like the recording companies, movie studios are fed up with computer users sharing unauthorized copies of