Eight people have been charged with criminal copyright infringement in a federal probe of Internet piracy groups that traffic in movies, games and software, the Justice Department said Thursday. John C. Richter, acting assistant attorney general, said the charges "strike at the top of the copyright piracy supply chain, a technologically sophisticated, highly organized distribution network that provides most of the copyrighted software, movies, games and music illegally distributed over the Internet."
July 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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