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Software exploited by pirates goes to work for Hollywood

Brad Stone in the NY Times: Software exploited by pirates goes to work for Hollywood.

Hollywood studios are going into business with one of their biggest tormentors: the peer-to-peer pioneer BitTorrent.  

On Monday, the company, whose technology unleashed a wave of illegal file-sharing on the Internet, plans to unveil the BitTorrent Entertainment Network on its Web site, BitTorrent.com. The digital media store will offer around 3,000 new and classic movies and thousands more television shows, as well as a thousand PC games and music videos each, all legally available for purchase. ...

February 24, 2007 at 08:55 PM in Film | Permalink | Comments (1) | Bookmark this entry on del.icio.us | blog comments on this post (0)

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