Taking a cue from recording companies, Hollywood movie studios plan an ongoing litigation campaign by filing copyright infringement lawsuits against computer users it says are illegally distributing movies online, a source familiar with the studios' plans said Wednesday. The lawsuits, said the source, will target movie fans who share digitized versions of films over peer-to-peer networks, with the first wave of litigation planned for as early as today.
November 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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