Fully one third of all American teenagers and college students are thieves, says a new Hollywood report.
“Research conducted by the MPAA revealed that one-third of all internet piracy is committed by college students in the U.S,” says the Hollywood ‘trade’ organization, going on:
“The vast majority of Internet piracy in the U.S. – 71 percent – is committed by individuals between the ages of 16 and 24.”
In its specious Red Carpets Ratings service, “Piracy is theft, and pirates are thieves, plain and simple,” the MPAA states unequivocally. “Downloading a movie off of the Internet is the same as taking a DVD off a store shelf without paying for it.”
Read the .pdf File of the MPAA’s Hollywood Report
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Payin $9 to see some of the turds should be a crime in itself
No it isn’t like taking a DVD without paying for it this is faster with decent quality and it is sent over the internet. uh huh
actually no its not like taking a DVD. if its on the internet i download it and the sender still has possesion.. no one is losing anything we are all just working together to gain!
And the remaining 2/3 are receiving “freebie” CD-R mixes from their downloading buddies…. Hip Hip Hooray!