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VPN ht Asks Court to Dismiss Piracy Lawsuit Over Lack of Jurisdiction * TorrentFreak

> VPN.ht is asking a Virginia federal court to dismiss the piracy lawsuit filed by a group of movie companies earlier this year. The VPN service argues that the court has no jurisdiction over the company and its Algerian operator, who had never heard of Virginia before this case started. VPN.ht also asks the court to lift a temporary restraining order that froze the PayPal account of a third-party company. A group of movie production outfits, including affiliates of the film studios Millennium Media and Voltage Pictures, filed a lawsuit against VPN.ht in March. The companies accuse the VPN provider of promoting the piracy app Popcorn Time to its users, noting that a VPN.ht IP-address was repeatedly used to share pirated films.

Movie Companies Ask Court to Freeze PayPal Assets of VPN Company * TorrentFreak

> A group of movie companies is continuing to put pressure on the Popcorn Time app and VPN.ht. After filing a copyright infringement lawsuit earlier this month, they are now asking the court to freeze the VPN provider s PayPal funds. In addition, the movie outfits want the Popcorntime.app domain locked, to prevent it from being transferred. A group of movie production outfits, including affiliates of the film studios Millennium Media, Voltage Pictures and CineTel Film, has taken legal action against key piracy players in recent years. The makers of films such as “Hunter Killer,” “The Hitman’s Bodyguard,” and “London Has Fallen,” have gone after individual file-sharers, apps such as Popcorn Time and Showbox, and pirate sites including YTS.

As COVID-19 Mostly Halted Filming In The U S , Movie Magic Forged Ahead In Bulgaria

As COVID-19 Mostly Halted Filming In The U S , Movie Magic Forged Ahead In Bulgaria
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Cannes Canceled, Virtual Market Being Planned – /Film

It was a long time coming, but it’s official: the  Cannes Film Festival is canceled – or perhaps just postponed, depending on who you ask. Steps are already being taken for The Cannes Film Market, the Marche du Film, to set up a virtual market that would offer an online platform to screen feature films and more. Also: the festival might still happen. Reports indicate that the festival is “postponing the event until the end of June until the beginning of July.” Bad news: Cannes is canceled (or  canneseled, if you want to be a smart aleck about it). Here’s the announcement from the fest:

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