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“If the argument is that China’s not mature enough, well that’s baloney,” the MPAA chairman said at the 14th Shanghai International Film Festival Monday.
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The Canadian government is to make a fourth attempt at copyright reform for the digital age at the urging of Hollywood, with success likely now that the ruling Conservatives control the House of Commons in Ottawa. Read more
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Industry groups and unions lauded the Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act (PROTECT IP Act) and a separate bill that would classify illicit online streaming of copyrighted content as a felony.Read more
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The actor is pictured in a "To Kill a Mockingbird" film still on the latest of the U.S. Postal Service's Legends of Hollywood series.Read more
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He says his relative inexperience and the need to stay out of business decisions of individual studios have so far kept him quiet on the controversial topic of early-release films.Read more
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Congressional action would "go a long way towards shutting down the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted works," executive vp, government affairs Michael O’Leary said.Read more
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In his inaugural speech at CinemaCon, he says: "It is critical that we aggressively educate people to understand that movie theft is not just a Hollywood problem. It is an American problem."
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The former Senator introduces himself to Hollywood, talks piracy and reveals how Warren Beatty helped him decide to take the job
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The former Senator says he's ready to tackle intellectual "looting."Read more
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The Weinstein Co. has agreed to withdraw the original R rated version of the costume drama to make way for the milder re-cut version.Read more
