Right, and the counter argument from the MPAA is
The MPAA says it wants to encourage legitimate download sites instead. Several TV companies are experimenting with legal peer-to-peer based downloads, including the BBC.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4545519.stm
Come on, theyre now making it out that they are the good guys who are trying to provide a service. Wake up! If these legal sites were available, the tv sites would not exist.
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Right, and the counter argument from the MPAA is The MPAA says it wants to encourage legitimate download sites instead. Several TV companies are experimenting with legal peer-to-peer based downloads, including the BBC. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4545519.stm Come on, theyre now making it out that they are the good guys who are trying to provide a service. Wake up! If these legal sites were available, the tv sites would not exist.