InternetMovies.com Newsletter

IM NewsLetter | ISSN 1546-2110 | Volume # 22 | November 14, 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
Five year's jail for camcorders in cinema

According to the article:

"Holidaymakers - think again before bringing your camcorder into a US cinema. If your fumbling with the battery is misconstrued as an attempt to film what's on the screen, it could land you with a five jail term under a bill proposed by two US Senators yesterday."
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Penn State buys download privileges

According to the article:

"The university will pay for students to download songs from Napster to prevent possible lawsuits from the RIAA against students"
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Fighting For The Right To Share

According to the article:

"Ian Clarke, inventor of file-swapping service Freenet, has departed the United States for the United Kingdom, where copyright laws are more lax. Wayne Rosso, the man behind file-sharing service Grokster, left for a peer-to-peer network in Spain, again saying goodbye to thorny copyright issues."
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