February 5, 2007

Movie Piracy Claims More Fiction Than Fact Appeared in the Toronto Star on February 5, 2007 as U.S. Movie Piracy Claims Mostly Fiction In recent weeks, Canadians have been subjected to a steady stream of reports asserting that Canada has become the world's leading source of movie piracy.  Pointing to the prevalence of illegal camcording - a practice that involves videotaping a movie directly off the screen in a theatre and transferring the copy onto DVDs for commercial sale - the major Hollywood studios are threatening to delay the Canadian distribution of their top movies. 1:36:55 PM

IPod maker Apple and the guardian of The Beatles' music resolved their long-simmering dispute on Monday about who has the right to the Apple trademark. 12:07:44 PM

Law Doesn't Stop Net Betting. Some banks prepare to enforce U.S. ban on online gambling, but site traffic remains strong. [PC World: Latest Technology News] 8:05:15 AM