Is the time is coming for digital pirates and film studios to work together?

by Peter D. Marshall on May 12, 2009

Read this article from News. Scotsman

“From Napster to Kazaa and back again, digital piracy is old news. But while the film industry has been affected before, notably when last year’s The Dark Knight was leaked before its official DVD release, movie studios have yet to feel the financial drain in the same way as the music industry.

In part, this is due to the cinema experience. Watching a pirate copy on a laptop or even a legitimate DVD at home is not the same as the full popcorn and big screen experience. And those happy to watch apirate copy probably never intended to go to the cinema anyway.”

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Scripped Screenwriting Software May 13, 2009 at 5:28 AM

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Peter D. Marshall May 13, 2009 at 7:55 AM

Thanks for posting the article on your site Glad to see there was some good response.

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