Spanish police arrested 16 people in a crackdown on a sophisticated Internet bootlegging ring that has cost the music and other industries billions of dollars in lost revenue, the Interior Ministry said Sunday. The gang's main product for sale was a collection of software codes that allowed illegal downloading of more than 4,000 video games, movies, TV shows, music and other kinds of content, the ministry said in a statement.
July 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Spanish police arrested 16 people in a crackdown on a sophisticated Internet bootlegging ring that has cost the music and other industries billions of dollars in lost revenue, the Interior Ministry said Sunday.
The gang’s main product for sale was a collection of software codes that allowed illegal downloading of more than 4,000 video games, movies, TV shows, music and other kinds of content, the ministry said in a statement.
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