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The Senate over the weekend passed the "Family Entertainment and Copyright Act of 2004," which cracks down on movie piracy by making it a crime to use video cameras to record films in movie theaters. However, industry and consumer lobbyists say the copyright proposals could be derailed in the House because of unrelated boxing reforms that Sen. John McCain added to the measure.
November 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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