A Beijing court has ordered the popular Chinese Web portal Sohu.com to pay $140,000 in damages for distributing Hollywood movies online without permission, the movie industry's trade group said last week. A subsidiary of Sohu.com Inc. also must publish an acknowledgment of wrongdoing, the Motion Picture Association said. The MPA blames piracy in China for costing U.S. studios $244 million in lost box office revenues last year.
January 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Beijing court has ordered the popular Chinese Web portal Sohu.com to pay $140,000 in damages for distributing Hollywood movies online without permission, the movie industry’s trade group said Friday.
A subsidiary of Sohu.com Inc. also must publish an acknowledgment of wrongdoing, the Motion Picture Association said.
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