MPAA – Yes I’ll Take Avatar for $1 Billion
Profits continue to skyrocket for Hollywood’s bottom line as Avatar took in $1 Billion in only 17 days.
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Profits continue to skyrocket for Hollywood’s bottom line as Avatar took in $1 Billion in only 17 days.
MPAA – Yes I’ll Take Avatar for $1 Billion Read More »
There’s an interesting case that is already developing in Norway. A film was leaked online and the copyright industry in the country demanded that police
Norway – Can the Copyright Industry Prosecute Copyright Infringers? Read More »
The fair use community of the United States is abuzz over a video clip that shows how the MPAA feels that educational exception should operate.
MPAA – Camming Movies is an Acceptable Practice (for Teachers) Read More »
Many observers who take particular interest in Canadian issues surrounding copyright might find this to be a broken record, but a copyright lobby group is,
IIPA Blames Canada for Movie Piracy (Again) Read More »
Canada’s anti-camcording legislation has received royal assent. Royal assent means that the debate is over and a bill was agreed on and will be implemented
Canada to Crack Down on Theater Camming Read More »
With rumblings of elections, thanks to a budget bill, copyright reform that was promised in the Fall but never delivered, and increasing pressure from both
US Senators Pressure Canada on Camcording Laws Read More »
While copyright reform seems unlikely to hit this fall at this point, that doesn’t stop Canadians from raising their voices over copyright.
Canadian Independent Film Creators Reject DRM Read More »
Elephants Dream, an open movie made entirely out of open source technology, has released more content under the Creative Commons Licensing scheme.
DVD Bonus Features Released for Elephants Dream Read More »
It is no secret that movies take a long time to create. It’s also no secret that a movie is also very expensive to make.
Movie: Orange Released Read More »