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Breaking Former Pirate Party Canada leader and Ebook.bike operator Travis McCrea is facing the possibility of crippling sanctions if the plaintiff in his copyright infringement lawsuit has his way. After McCrea failed to produce discovery as ordered by the court, the legal team of author John Van Stry are moving in for the kill, demanding […]
News On January 9, action thriller movie ‘Darbar’ enjoyed its theatrical release in India. Bizarrely, just three days later, a pirated copy of the hit production was illegally aired on cable TV. The makers of the movie immediately filed a complaint with police who, according to local reports, have now arrested the channel owner and […]
Movie company Millennium Films is increasing the pressure on several ‘pirate’ sites. To protect the rights to its film “London Has Fallen,” Millennium obtained a subpoena requiring the .To registry to hand over information it has on the owners of streaming sites FMovies.to, Yesmovies.to and Cmovieshd.to, as well as torrent site iBit.to. Millennium Films is […]
With a consent judgment issued by a Hawaii federal court, several movie companies have settled their piracy case with the operator of a “Showbox” site. The Pakistani man, who says he believed the app was legal, agreed to paying a settlement of $150,000. While the site operator is indeed linked to Showbox, he’s not the […]
Turbobit, one of the longest-standing file-hosting sites on the Internet, is being targeted by the RIAA which wants Cloudflare to unmask its owner. Interestingly, two other sites detailed in the subpoena are accused of hosting tracks featuring hip hop artist Swizz Beatz. The coincidental loop-around here is that Beatz was once listed as the CEO […]
Former Pirate Party leader Travis McCrea says he has “no case to answer” in the copyright lawsuit filed by John Van Stry. According to a request to file a motion to dismiss at a court in Texas, DMCA takedown notices previously sent to the eBook platform do not meet the standard required by US copyright […]
Luminati Networks, the company behind controversial proxy service Hola, is suing a rival over alleged patent infringement. According to Luminati, BI Science Inc. – the company behind the Geosurf brand – infringes on two of Luminati’s proxy-related patents. Both companies are based in Israel but the lawsuit was filed in the Eastern District of Texas. […]