US moviemakers go after &#39;parasites&#39;
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The Motion Picture Association of America is launching civil and criminal actions worldwide against movie pirates in a bid to curb illegal film downloading.
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Using video cameras to record cinema films would become a state-wide crime under a proposed US law.
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Low-budget movies that were once readily sold to foreign film distributors have fallen victim to a push for more star-studded offerings.
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When you&#39;re making an R-rated puppet movie with controversial marionette-on-marionette sex scenes, you&#39;d think you&#39;d have all the controversy you could stomach.
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It&#39;s amazing how little you need to make a really good movie: just throw a couple of actors into shark-infested waters and turn on the camera.
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It has been ridiculed by critics and shunned by cinema-goers but the latest film from the controversial director Oliver Stone has still managed to raise hackles across the US.
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The US movie industry says it is launchjing legal action to sue people who facilitate illegal movie downloading.
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The film industry seems to have caught a strange new disease. ItÂs being given the name of `Black` magic.
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&#39;Hollywood&#39;s major movie studios started production on their latest epic today, a remake of the recording industry&#39;s aggressive legal campaign to stop the illegal trading of copyrighted works on the Internet.
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If you&#39;ve received unwanted e-mail lately, chances are it came from within the United States, according to a report produced by the software company Sophos.
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It's happened yet again - there seems to be a virtual race to attempt/remake/Indianize the same subject by different producers.
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In Hollywood, box-office  records exist to be broken. Last month saw several records fall  as Sony Pictures&#39; &quot;Spider-Man 3,&quot; and then the Walt Disney  Studios&#39; &quot;Pirates of the Caribbean: At World&#39;s End&quot; stormed the  multiplex.
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US groups pledge to protest at screenings of a film about sexual researcher Alfred Kinsey.
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Damages of up to $30,000 (Â£16,300) per film are being sought by the Motion Picture Association of America in an unknown number of lawsuits filed against people caught illegally downloading digital copies of films.
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The US film industry is preparing to sue server operators in the United States and Europe that help relay movie files across file-sharing networks, a source familiar with the movie studios&#39; plans said.
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The US movie industry has launched legal action to sue people who facilitate illegal film downloading. The Motion Picture Association of America wants to stop people using the program BitTorrent to swap movies.
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Percept Picture Company has thought of a novel strategy to fight film piracy by unveiling a hard-hitting