NiteShdw.com in settlement talks with the MPAA.

The National Association of Theatre Owners, that is.

The Motion Picture industry continues their enforcement actions, striking against BitTorrent, eDonkey2000, and interestingly enough, Newsgroup indexing servers.

Anti-piracy trick has more bark than bite.

If the voices of our P2P community are anything to go by, there can be fewer greater evils or threats to personal liberty than the “axis of evil” that is led by the infamous MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America.) Fronted by a highly professional team, the MPAA are out to capture no prisoners, and are renowned for their pursuit of file-sharers the world over.

Overpeer, who once attempted to flood P2P networks with corrupt and false files, is no more.

BitTorrent, responsible for a majority of Internet traffic, and the MPAA, responsible for a representing a majority of motion pictures, announced a deal today.

The MPAA is keeping the pressure on both the US government and China to thwart rampant physical piracy.

An international effort has brought down the eDonkey2000 indexing site, "The-FreeWorld."

Foiling movie pirates is the name of the game. Six major Hollywood studios are hoping to gain more control over their technological destiny have agreed to jointly finance a multimillion-dollar research laboratory to speed the development of anti-piracy technology.

The recording industry tries to pass the Broadcast Flag Bill in Congress with negative results.

Recording, movie groups go high speed.

The MPAA has targeted more BitTorrent users and is claiming victory over TheRealWorld.de. But eDonkey2000 operators don’t appear phased by the news.

Yo Tommy! I didn't hear no bell...

The MPAA has identified three Rochester, New York, residents on behalf of member companies accused of illegally trading copyrighted movies online.