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    MPAA admits to unauthorized movie copying

    What happens when an organization that is best known for inveighing against the unauthorized copying of movies gets caught doing exactly that? The Motion Picture Association of America was caught with its pants down, admitting to making unauthorized copies of the documentary This Film Is Not Yet Rated in advance of this week's Sundance Film Festival.
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    Ofcourse the rules only apply to everyone else, not to them
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    But their lawyer said it was OK, since it was not for profit
    We have enough youth - What we need is a fountain of smart!


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      Paraphrasing Doc Holliday in Tombstone: their hypocracy knows no bounds

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        The GVU - germany's "pirate hunters" - had offices searched etc. in a large sweep against music/movie/warez pirates, because they were likely financing one of the biggest FXP servers (to assure it stays up and well used, because they had bribed the admin).
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