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"We welcome the Administration's clear statement that legislation is needed to stop foreign based thieves from stealing the hard work and creativity of millions of American workers," the MPAA said, in a statement prepared by Michael O'Leary,

"We welcome the Administration's clear statement that legislation is needed to stop foreign based thieves from stealing the hard work and creativity of millions of American workers," the MPAA said, in a statement prepared by Michael O'Leary,

The website currently displays a heavily and ironically redacted open letter to MPAA chief Christopher Dodd, and lends support to yesterday's web-wide protest of the US Stop Online Piracy Act. The SOPA blackout prompted sites including Wikipedia to go

So, now that yesterday is over, lets just see how the Internet did against the rich, powerful and connected MPAA, RIAA and just about every other “old media” outlet. Well, the LA Times is reporting that 4.5 million people signed Google's anti-SOPA

I'm really beginning to wonder about the MPAA's PR people and their near total inability to think through how their statements will be perceived. It's put out a response to the DDoS attacks from Anonymous by trying to "take back" the moral high ground

THR: You and the MPAA are OK with dropping that provision. Dodd: Well, we don't like it, but to try and get people together to support a bill that will do some good, in one of those rare moments when everyone agrees that foreign criminal sites stealing

Anonymous is continuing their takedown of sites in some way associated with the fact that the Department of Justice took down popular filesharing site.

The website currently displays a heavily and ironically redacted open letter to MPAA chief Christopher Dodd, and lends support to yesterday's web-wide protest of the US Stop Online Piracy Act. The SOPA blackout prompted sites including Wikipedia to go

And it's not just the DOJ's site that's down — it appears Universal Music Group's website is down (or stuttering), along with the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America), the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) and the US Copyright

Giving us a glimpse as to what life will be like once SOPA and PIPA get passed, the federal government shut down megaupload.com today and charged 7 people 201201.

MPAA Cheers Federal Assault on Megaupload Feds Shut File-Sharing Site Megaupload The group Anonymous appears to have crashed sites for the Justice Depa.

The Motion Picture Association of America cares about you. It doesn't want children to see boobs or hear curse words (though rampant bloodshed is cool) and it doesn't want you to turn into a pawn of the big corporations that

The website currently displays a heavily and ironically redacted open letter to MPAA chief Christopher Dodd, and lends support to yesterday's web-wide protest of the US Stop Online Piracy Act. The SOPA blackout prompted sites including Wikipedia to go

CEO Chris Dodd calls the site — shuttered today by the Justice Department — "the largest and most active criminally operated website targeting creative c.

MPAA Cheers Federal Assault on Megaupload Feds Shut File-Sharing Site Megaupload The group Anonymous appears to have crashed sites for the Justice Depa.

Anonymous is continuing their takedown of sites in some way associated with the fact that the Department of Justice took down popular filesharing site.

According to Channel News Asia, Singapore Minister for Law K Shanmugam recently revealed that his ministry is in discussion with the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) over piracy issues. At an event organized

Each of Anonymous' victims has been a fervent advocate of anti-piracy legislation, especially MPAA President Christopher Dodd who has sharply criticized those websites that went black. Related Articles: British Police Arrest 19-Year-Old Suspected of

Each of Anonymous' victims has been a fervent advocate of anti-piracy legislation, especially MPAA President Christopher Dodd who has sharply criticized those websites that went black. Related Articles: British Police Arrest 19-Year-Old Suspected of

So, now that yesterday is over, lets just see how the Internet did against the rich, powerful and connected MPAA, RIAA and just about every other “old media” outlet. Well, the LA Times is reporting that 4.5 million people signed Google's anti-SOPA