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Top 10 Pirated TV Shows and Movies in 2007
We all know by now that piracy is rampant on the Internet, especially since the advent of super-fast broadband connections and BitTorrent, the current file-sharing method of choice. But do you ever wonder what exactly people are pirating? If so, you're in luck, since the TorentFreak blog has crunched data from the popular Mininova torrent site and found the 10 most downloaded movies and TV shows from 2007.
Take a gander, and before you judge the questionable taste of the online masses exposed in this list, remember this: At least they're not paying for it.
Movies
- 'Transformers'
- 'Knocked Up'
- 'Shooter'
- 'Pirates Of The.Caribbean At World's End'
- 'Ratatouille'
- '300'
- 'Next'
- 'Hot Fuzz'
- 'The Bourne Ultimatum'
- 'Zodiac'
- 'Heroes'
- 'Top Gear'
- 'Battlestar Galactica'
- 'Lost'
- 'Prison Break'
- 'Desperate Housewives'
- '24'
- 'Family Guy'
- 'Dexter'
- 'Scrubs'
From TorrentFreak
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Subscribe to commentsnicJan 2nd 2008 4:59PM
maybe not the movies, unless they've been on tv- but tv shows or once over the air for the masses to see free not for fee, to record to their dvd or vcr if they want, make a copy for a friend if they want, then there no moral or ethical reason to deny file-sharing
otherwise riaa would have the moral right to demand a fee every time a song was sung in the shower
Jma$terFlexXxJan 22nd 2008 8:06AM
I agree with nic...........to an extent. They can deny file sharing all they want, it's like denying the existence of Area 51 IT'S ALWAYS GONNA BE THERE! No matter what they do they will never be able to stop the already opened can of worms called file sharing. I think that if someone pays for it then the initial fee is paid....if someone else listens or watches the movie or CD then shouuld they have to pay as well? If thats the case then someone owes me some serious loot because I have a lot of parties, and watch a lot of rented movies my wife and other friends are skipping out on the bill that these much to underpaid hollywood whiners so deserve to be paid. (hint the sarcasm)