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Published 9 years ago by wildcat with 4 Comments
by wildcat
9 years ago 4

Court Orders Warner Bros. to Reveal Flawed Anti-Piracy Technology

U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams has ordered Warner Bros. to unseal documentation detailing its flawed anti-piracy technology. The records are part of the now closed case between Hotfile and the MPAA, and are expected to shed some light on the movie studio's inaccurate takedown policy.

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  • hxxp
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    People will always find a way around even the newest anti-piracy measures.

    9 years ago
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    • grandsalami
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      Not DirecTV

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      • hxxp
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        I didn't know what you meant until I googled it. But does that qualify as piracy?

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