InternetMovies.com Newsletter

IM NewsLetter | ISSN 1546-2110 | Volume # 18 | October 17, 2003

The InternetMovies.com Weekly Newsletter keeps you up to date with anything and everything there is to know about movies on the internet with special investigative reports, new movies/DVD release dates and news. Plus winners of our weekly Movie Giveaway.

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Special/Investigative Report
1.ES5
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INTERNET MOVIE NEWS
Pirates of the Internet: the curse of the MPAA

According to the articles:

"The Motion Picture Association of America has recently launched an aggressively obnoxious campaign to stop what is dubbed the "piracy" of movies online. Even the use of this word infuriates me."
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Rule would control digital TV copies

According to the articles:

"The federal government is preparing for the first time to require that personal computers and other consumer electronics devices contain technology to help block Internet piracy of digital entertainment."
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New Internet speed record set by European and U.S. labs

According to the articles:

"Two major scientific research centers said today that they had set a world speed record for sending data across the Internet, equivalent to transferring a full-length DVD film in 7 seconds."
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