Jorge
February 16th, 2008, 07:20 PM
In a move not seen since the lawsuits against multiple traditional clients including eMule, LimeWire, BearShare, etc. at the time, the Motion Picture Association has sued the operators of the Asian file-sharing service Xunlae.
“These actions demonstrate that copyright holders can and will vigorously defend their property by any legal means, including redress before the courts where necessary,” said Frank Rittman, Vice President, Deputy Regional Director and Regional Legal Counsel, Asia-Pacific for the Motion Picture Association.
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“These actions demonstrate that copyright holders can and will vigorously defend their property by any legal means, including redress before the courts where necessary,” said Frank Rittman, Vice President, Deputy Regional Director and Regional Legal Counsel, Asia-Pacific for the Motion Picture Association.
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