The Southern California High Tech Task Force, aided by the MPAA and RIAA, raided a large-scale CD/DVD replication plant. However, the replication plant in question is fighting back. Update: MPAA clarifies June 20 press release.

After tackling several BitTorrent indexing sites, the MPAA has launched a new round of lawsuits against individuals.

The MPAA, in its efforts to catch the illegal street sale of DVDs, has funded the installation of 10 cameras throughout downtown Los Angeles. It will utilize the LA Police to monitor and deter the sale of illegal DVDs.

The United States Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property will inform sixth grade students about the potential dangers of file-sharing.

The MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) is frustrated at this network for its continuing distribution of prereleased movies.

The MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) expands its campaign to eradicate the Internet of piracy by suing six TV torrent indexing sites.

The MPAA's Dan Glickman is "disappointed" at the recent decision.

InternetMovies.com's appeal to the Supreme Court has been rejected.

The MPAA and RIAA coordinate their efforts in the Big Apple.

With the help of the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America), the Chinese government shuts down a large physical DVD movie piracy operation.

Michael Jay Rossi files an appeal shutdown of Internetmovies.com to the Supreme Court.

Yet another BitTorrent site owner plans to fight the MPAA. Hopefully we have all learned this lesson.

The BitTorrent community has lost two more indexing sites.

LokiTorrent is the MPAA’s latest victim. UPDATE: By court order, website administrator Edward Webber has agreed to pay a large fine and turn over all BitTorrent user activites.

The BitTorrent and eDonkey community may be bouncing back, but the copyright industry has more tricks to pull.