Porn producers are having a hard time using federal court subpoenas to find out who is behind the widespread, unauthorized distribution of their films online.
February 28, 2013 at 12:14 AM
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Porn producers are having a hard time using federal court subpoenas to find out who is behind the widespread, unauthorized distribution of their films online.
Copyright infringement suits over the use of BitTorrent a peer-to-peer protocol for anonymous file sharing are on the rise.
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