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The MPAA will Allow Users to Get Files Off MegaUpload Servers Only If No Infringing Files Are Retrieved

By Jun 7th
MPAA’s Chris Dodd Admits That Calling Piracy “Theft” Is A Bad Idea

By May 21st
Judi Dench’s Filthy Mouth and Other Silly Complaints About Movies by British People

By Apr 30th
Bully Gets Its PG-13 Rating After a Few Edits

By Apr 6th
Bully Will Be Released Unrated — Now It’s Up to Theaters to Let Kids In

By Mar 27th
It’s On: The Battle Over the Bully Rating Heads to Washington, DC

By Mar 16th
Major ISPs To Start Throttling Repeat Torrent Pirates This Summer

By Mar 15th
“Send Them Your Money” Campaign Suggests You Pay the MPAA and RIAA for Piracy Losses with Copied Currency

By Mar 13th
Things We Saw Today: Han and Leia As Pixar Characters

By Feb 24th
MPAA Stands Firm on Rating for Bully, Weinstein Company Considering “Leave of Absence”

By Feb 24th
MPAA Rates Documentary About Anti-Childhood-Bullying Movement Too Severely For Children To Actually See It

By Feb 23rd
Study Shows That BitTorrent Piracy Doesn’t Affect U.S. Box Office Profits

By Feb 10th
Even the MPAA is Shying Away From DNS Filtering, Saying It’s “Off the Table”

By Jan 17th
Latest SOPA Defense: Sweden’s Apparently Non-Existent Yet Thriving Film Industry

By Dec 18th
Kim Kardashian, Kanye West And More Endorse MegaUpload In Bizarre Song [UPDATED]

By Dec 9th
MPAA Infographic Touts Entirely Inaccurate Piracy Statistics

By Sep 6th
Wikileaks Reveals Some Media Leaks May Be Intended to Help Government Infiltrate Warez Sites

By Sep 5th
Movie Industry Runs Record Profits for 2010, Still Worried About Piracy

By Feb 24th
RIAA and MPAA Make Outrageous Proposal, Sit Back, Stroke White Cat

By Apr 17th
MPAA Wants Homeland Security Agents to Protect Their Summer Blockbusters

By Apr 15th