MPAA Urges Legislation Against 'Rogue' Sites
8:08 AM PDT 4/6/2011 by Georg Szalai
Congressional action would "go a long way towards shutting down the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted works," executive vp, government affairs Michael O’Leary said.
NEW YORK - The MPAA has renewed its call for legislative action against what it has called "rogue" Web sites, which offer pirated video content instead of properly licensing content.
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