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Posted by: DVDGuy, 16:36, May 8, 2008 |
Torrent site TorrentSpy has been ordered by a court to pay the MPAA $110 million in damages ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 03:36, March 21, 2008 |
Slysoft releases a new version of AnyDVD that is able to bypass BD+ protection to allow consumers to make backup copies of Blu-ray discs ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 02:56, March 21, 2008 |
Macrovision Corp. mostly known for its copyright protection on DVD's & DRM on music CD's has always been a "deterrent" company but have now switched sides ... More |
posted by: jmet, 07:39, February 7, 2008
Verizon tells Hollywood it will not filter to help the RIAA identify copyright infringer's
posted by: jmet, 01:55, January 30, 2008
Beginning January 27th, Amazon.com will offer DRM-Free MP3's worldwide
posted by: jmet, 06:19, January 8, 2008
Napster will start to offer DRM free music
posted by: jmet, 08:03, December 6, 2007
Digimark announced today its plans to launch a new service that would allow the owner of copyrighted video to
posted by: jmet, 06:10, December 5, 2007
Amazon & Wal-Mart are pushing for no DRM music or else
posted by: jmet, 03:51, November 21, 2007
Macrovision will soon acquire Blu-Ray's BD+ for a whopping $45 million
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:49, November 18, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 18 November 2007
posted by: DVDGuy, 16:38, November 11, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 11 November 2007
posted by: jmet, 04:47, November 7, 2007
CinemaNow has finally cleared through all the paper work and negotiations to allow them to legally sell copy-protected Hollywood movies and music videos for burn-to-DVD
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:47, November 4, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 4 November 2007
posted by: jmet, 12:39, November 1, 2007
Slysoft (AnyDVD HD) claims to know how to break
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:02, October 28, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 28 October 2007
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:34, October 21, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 21 October 2007
posted by: jmet, 07:07, October 18, 2007
YouTube has a filter that should cut down copyright violations immensely
posted by: jmet, 04:49, October 17, 2007
Now downloads are not restricted to just one computer or device
posted by: DVDGuy, 18:06, October 14, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 14 October 2007
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:07, October 7, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum
posted by: jmet, 02:17, October 6, 2007
The RIAA puts a win under its belt after winning its case against Jammie Thomas and making her pay $222,000 in fines
posted by: jmet, 00:56, October 6, 2007
The DRM on Fantastic Four & Day After Tomorrow cause undesirable playback
posted by: DVDGuy, 14:55, October 5, 2007
DVDGuy continues yesterday's rant at BD+ now that more reports of playback failure has emerged
posted by: DVDGuy, 14:15, October 5, 2007
DVDGuy asks where are his free movies, rants some more on BD+ and analysis of the latest poll results
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:48, September 30, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum
posted by: jmet, 01:53, September 5, 2007
The RIAA is asking universities to tighten down their internet policy and dish out more severe consequences for users who break it
posted by: jmet, 01:50, August 4, 2007
A angry Canadian woman is suing a movie theater for violating her personal belongings
posted by: jmet, 04:11, July 4, 2007
Macrovision, Chicago Digital Post, and Great Lakes Digital Media have launched "RipGuard-MOD"
posted by: DVDGuy, 15:53, June 25, 2007
A new proposal will be deliberated by the DVD CCA that will ban the playback of CSS encrypted movies if the original disc is not present
posted by: jmet, 00:59, May 17, 2007
Amazon.com has intentions of creating a digital music download center where all music will be DRM free
posted by: DVDGuy, 11:24, April 10, 2007
If you could download DVDs legally for a small fee, would you? Read the entire article on Digital Digest's webmaster's blog
posted by: jmet, 03:12, March 14, 2007
cGrid in the new tool in the war against piracy that can boot users off the network in real-time if it suspects that they are engaging in P2P file sharing, or even if they are using so-called darknets
posted by: jmet, 03:44, December 6, 2006
Azureus has decided to broaden its horizons from just BitBorrent clients to include a video sharing site called "Zudeo"
posted by: jmet, 14:23, November 14, 2006
Twentieth Century Fox plans to be the second movie studio to start selling cheap DVDs in an attempt to beat piracy
posted by: jmet, 09:44, November 3, 2006
How will Microsoft keep you from using a pirated version of Windows Vista
posted by: jmet, 08:34, October 14, 2006
The two have come together that would allow traditional and online retailers to sell on-demand copy-protected DVD downloads
posted by: jmet, 08:44, September 28, 2006
Microsoft has sued an anonymous computer hacker whose free program allows users to copy digital movies and songs
posted by: jmet, 00:32, September 15, 2006
The software eDonkey was taken to the cleaners by the RIAA for over $25 million dollars
posted by: jmet, 00:02, September 1, 2006
New tool for removing DRM from your downloaded iTunes
posted by: jmet, 12:39, August 30, 2006
A new program has been released that will strip Windows Media 10 and 11 files of their DRM
posted by: jmet, 10:53, August 15, 2006
My Space and 20th Century Fox get together to sell DVD downloads and TV show downloads
posted by: jmet, 10:18, August 6, 2006
The same old reason the RIAA is going after everything and everybody, copyright infringement
posted by: jmet, 14:17, August 4, 2006
Both parties are being accused of stealing a patent idea
posted by: jmet, 11:47, July 27, 2006
RIAA is telling people to use P2P programs to download their music
posted by: jmet, 10:02, July 21, 2006
They are taking a new approach on the war against piracy by shortening the time it takes for the movie to be released on DVD
posted by: jmet, 05:13, July 19, 2006
Movielink licenses download-to-burn technology
posted by: jmet, 05:07, July 19, 2006
Microsoft going after the bigger fish
posted by: jmet, 14:47, July 11, 2006
The movie studios have collaborated with their enemy "BitTorrent" on selling TV shows and movies
posted by: jmet, 13:44, July 6, 2006
Doesn't do any good to fight the RIAA if you can't pay the server bill
posted by: jmet, 00:45, July 2, 2006
Some minor improvements and bug fixes were made
posted by: jmet, 03:55, July 1, 2006
Is this the edge Sony needs to have to beat the XBox ?
posted by: jmet, 03:15, July 1, 2006
The police have more than a 100 of their servers and won't give them back
posted by: jmet, 04:07, June 30, 2006
Microsoft is being sued by an America PC owner who's saying Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) violates laws against spyware
posted by: jmet, 03:42, June 30, 2006
Download and watch your favorite TV shows with iTunes
posted by: jmet, 03:31, June 30, 2006
BitComet has released a new version due to a bug found in previous version
posted by: jmet, 07:28, June 29, 2006
Once implemented and fine tuned for "normal user" use, this will bring 2.50 and 2.60 Firmware up to the same homebrew capability that 1.50 PSP owners enjoy with FULL kernel mode access
posted by: jmet, 06:56, June 29, 2006
A quick review by dvdtown on the Samsung Blu-ray BD-P1000 player and the Toshiba HD-A1 player
posted by: jmet, 00:17, June 29, 2006
BitTorrent is developing a video download website to distribute movies online
posted by: jmet, 00:09, June 28, 2006
iTunes software now offers the option to encode in to 100% original quality
posted by: jmet, 00:03, June 28, 2006
Recording companies have sued the makers of XM radio
posted by: jmet, 06:54, June 27, 2006
Phishing is the term for scams that gather personal information from fake websites
posted by: jmet, 05:31, June 27, 2006
What will be your choice
posted by: jmet, 06:34, June 26, 2006
Do you want Microsoft snooping around your computer, if not download this tool that will remove WGA from your computer
posted by: jmet, 13:47, June 25, 2006
Ever wonder how people get ahold of the new movies before the actual public does
posted by: jmet, 00:29, June 24, 2006
BitTorrent has released a new version
posted by: jmet, 13:22, June 15, 2006
Well, not really stopped, more like contained
posted by: jmet, 01:13, June 14, 2006
Samsung will beat Sony and Pioneer in the race to be the first company to sell a Blu-Ray player
posted by: jmet, 00:01, June 12, 2006
Hilary Rosen, the former head of the RIAA speaks out about the absurd law suits that are coming abroad now
posted by: jmet, 23:35, June 11, 2006
Entertainment industry is losing the fight against piracy
posted by: jmet, 02:44, June 10, 2006
RIAA can sue you for merely having shared folders on your computer
posted by: jmet, 13:53, June 7, 2006
Wal-Mart and other franchise stores are trying to make a deal with Hollywood about coping movies and TV shows onto DVDs and devices in the store
posted by: jmet, 14:53, June 4, 2006
The Swedish police have a suspicion hackers took down their website after they unlawfully shutdown "The Pirate Bay" p2p website
posted by: jmet, 15:40, June 2, 2006
Pirate Bay announced they would be up and running again within a week.
posted by: jmet, 15:36, June 1, 2006
Swedish police detained three people in raids and closed Pirate Bay on Wednesday
posted by: jmet, 14:09, May 31, 2006
Speculations that the Russian site operates outside of the law, selling music without permission of the record labels and the artists
posted by: jmet, 06:06, May 27, 2006
Accusations that the MPAA hired a hacker to steal information
posted by: jmet, 14:17, May 23, 2006
Is Sony getting what they deserve?
posted by: jmet, 13:58, May 22, 2006
You need a HDMI connector on both your DVD player and TV to enjoy new high definition DVD format
posted by: jmet, 14:37, May 18, 2006
Labels Sue XM Over Its Device "XM Radio"
posted by: jmet, 17:09, May 16, 2006
MTV Networks is finally getting into the music downloading business
posted by: jmet, 15:33, May 15, 2006
If you live in Australia, copying music and/or video to your iPod is legal, of course there's a catch in the form of increased powers for the police when it comes to P2P services.
posted by: jmet, 14:37, May 14, 2006
Why you shouldn't spend your hard earned cash on this new technology called "High Definition (HD)"
posted by: jmet, 16:09, May 6, 2006
Most of which allege a "conspiracy among record companies to fix prices for downloads."
posted by: jmet, 14:47, May 4, 2006
Global bootlegging of movies, illegal copying and Internet piracy etc. all make up piracy
posted by: jmet, 15:20, May 3, 2006
Watch full episodes online for free
posted by: jmet, 16:35, April 26, 2006
And it won't be afraid to bite you....or send you to prison for 10 years
posted by: jmet, 16:06, April 25, 2006
Starting Tuesday, the software maker will push out a test tool that checks whether the copy of Windows is properly licensed.
posted by: jmet, 17:12, April 24, 2006
Warner has decided that the only way to kill off DVD pirates is to undercut them
posted by: jmet, 17:04, April 24, 2006
RIAA sues a family for sharing files over the Internet but, the family doesn't even own a computer
posted by: jmet, 16:25, April 19, 2006
Who will redefine copyright for the digital age
posted by: jmet, 08:53, April 17, 2006
EFF reports on the DMCA's unfair consequences
posted by: jmet, 14:36, April 11, 2006
RIAA might kick down Bill Gate's door and take his computer away for inspection
posted by: jmet, 05:32, March 16, 2006
Copy protection is not cool
posted by: jmet, 16:35, March 1, 2006
MPAA tells movie industry they have come up with a idea to stop
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