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Major motion picture studios will be unable to protect copyrighted films on the Internet if anti-encryption software is allowed to flourish, a lawyer for the studios claimed during opening arguments in a federal suit in New York involving DVDs. The defense fought back by saying that the studios had yet to show that one person has used the anti-encryption software to copy movies on DVD on the Internet.
July 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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