The first known pirated copy of "The Simpsons Movie" uploaded on the Internet was tracked to a home raided by Australian police Friday, a film industry group said. An international operation involving the movie's owner Fox, Australian police, and the private investigation group Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft resulted in the copy's removal from the Internet, the Motion Picture Association said in a statement.
August 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The first known pirated copy of “The Simpsons Movie” uploaded on the Internet was tracked to a home raided by Australian police Friday, a film industry group said.
An international operation involving the movie’s owner Fox, Australian police, and the private investigation group Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft resulted in the copy’s removal from the Internet, the Motion Picture Association said in a statement.
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