MPAA sues TV program swappers
The black market for general television programs has grown just like the one for pirated movies. The MPAA wants to put a stop to that as well.
The Motion Picture Association of America filed suit against six sites it accuses of being BitTorrent conduits for television shows. The sites sued Thursday are ShunTV, Zonatracker, Btefnet, Scifi-Classics, CDDVDHeaven and Bragginrights.
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