Pirate offensive begins with US seizing dodgy domains
8 07 2010
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Wednesday July 14, 2010
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Wednesday July 14, 2010
BURBANK, California – US officials on have announced a major crackdown on movie piracy that involved disabling nine websites they accuse of offering pirated movies, in some cases hours after they appeared in theatres.
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