This page contains all the news items for the tag "Movies" for the month of April 2012. To view all news items without being the current tag filter, please click here.
Subscription streaming revenue rises an amazing 545%, as the decline of disc based sales slows thanks to Blu-ray, according to newly released figures by DEG ... Read more ...
Google is rolling out super fast fiber Internet, and Hollywood is worried that the web piracy problem will be even worse when people are able to download a Blu-ray movie in only a few minutes ... Read more ...
Is linking or embedding a video the same as uploading and hosting a video? The MPAA thinks so, to the chagrin of Google and Facebook, who might see parts of their business model made illegal under this interpretation ... Read more ...
A former senior vice president at the MPAA has come out attacking the lobbying group's support for SOPA/PIPA, saying the controversial bills aren't "mutually compatible" with the Internet ... Read more ...
MPAA chief Chris Dodd is not giving up on SOPA, and wants President Obama to use his good relationship with the tech sector to reach a compromise ... Read more ...
Viacom and YouTube going back to court over copyright infringement claims, as appeals court backs parts of Viacom's argument that YouTube may have exercised "willful blindness" to infringing content on the site ... Read more ...
French "three-strikes" appears to have dealt a major blow to web piracy in the country, but music and movie industry revenue continues to decline ... Read more ...
In a move that has surprised everyone, the US House of Representative passes the controversial SOPA legislation with an overwhelming 310 'Yays' to 80 'Nays' ... Read more ...