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January 16, 2007
Ripped Hi-Def Movie Appears on File Share Network
Now that the HD-DVD copy protection system has been broken, it was a matter of time before the practical fruits of that labor showed up in file sharing networks. Serenity (the movie, not the state of mind) showed up on BitTorrent in a 19.6 GB file. Wouldn't it be cheaper just to buy the movie instead of waiting four or more days for the download to complete? Once Blu-Ray is broken, it won't matter which format wins.
The story is in Ars Technica.
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