Piracy

Jackie Chan's Segway Dealership Fears Piracy

AP | Posted 06.04.2008 | Business

Read More: Piracy, China, Jackie Chan, Segway, Business News

HONG KONG: Jackie Chan says his Chinese dealership for the Segway scooter is doing well -- but Segway's owners are keeping his costs up because they w...

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Is Content Worthless?

Jonathan Handel | Posted 04.11.2008 | Media

Read More: Newspapers, Ad Revenue, Piracy, Hollywood, Economics, User Generated Content, Content, Media News
Jonathan Handel

Content may be king, but, ironically, its perceived value today is being driven towards zero. In the eyes of consumers, content is becoming a commodity.

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Net Neutrality Naughty?

Jonathan Handel | Posted 03.13.2008 | Media

Read More: Piracy, Mpaa, Breaking Media News, Dan Glickman, Hollywood, Breaking Entertainment News, Net Neutrality, Showest, Media News
Jonathan Handel

Hollywood studios are taking a position on net neutrality -- the principle that ISPs should not discriminate against small users when providing network bandwidth -- and they're against it.

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Shameless, Illegal & Not Possibly Profitable: Browsing QuickSilverScreen.com

Shelly Palmer | Posted 02.15.2008 | Entertainment

Read More: Pirated Movies, Quicksilverscreen, Linking, Piracy, Bootlegging, Fox, Intellectual Property, File Sharing, Entertainment News
Shelly Palmer

The people responsible for this particular experience are doing it because they can. Of course, they are also stealing from the rightsholders and breaking the law, but this is not news either.

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Funny Numbers in Hollywood? We Are Shocked! Shocked!

Art Brodsky | Posted 01.24.2008 | Media

Read More: Congress, Mpaa, Copyright, Pro-IP Act, Movie Piracy, LEK Study, Piracy, Media News
Art Brodsky

We need realistic debate about the piracy problem before we let private companies go around trampling the rights of American citizens in the name of protecting one industry.

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Consumer Web Access Could Be Shut Down For Sharing Illegal Content

Mira Veda | Posted 11.25.2007 | Media

Read More: Internet Rights, Internet Policy, Internet, Piracy, Illegal Downloading, Media News
Mira Veda

If a user has high traffic file sharing, s/he would be reported to an enforcement body, after the third warning the user would no longer have access to the web. Sound scary? It does to me.

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