Oh dear, not in Nigeria. I am sure the likes of Tunde kelani
and Saidi Balogun who recently told journalists that his new movie which he
borrowed money to film has been pirated and has left him broke will feel more
sad reading this news. Their counterparts in America got justice, but the
criminal here in Nigeria is walking about freely. Though I personally think
2years and 9 months is quite much (my opinion). Okay back to the gist.
and Saidi Balogun who recently told journalists that his new movie which he
borrowed money to film has been pirated and has left him broke will feel more
sad reading this news. Their counterparts in America got justice, but the
criminal here in Nigeria is walking about freely. Though I personally think
2years and 9 months is quite much (my opinion). Okay back to the gist.
A man named Philip Danks has been jailed for 33 months after
recording Fast And Furious 6 from the back of a cinema in Walsall. A judge in
Wolverhampton ruled that Philip, 25, uploaded the movie, which has been downloaded
700,000 times on the internet.
recording Fast And Furious 6 from the back of a cinema in Walsall. A judge in
Wolverhampton ruled that Philip, 25, uploaded the movie, which has been downloaded
700,000 times on the internet.
The Federation Against Copyright Theft (Fact) told the court
this meant millions of pounds lost for the film’s distributor, Universal
Pictures. The judge found Philip guilty and he was sentenced to 33months in
prison for the act.
this meant millions of pounds lost for the film’s distributor, Universal
Pictures. The judge found Philip guilty and he was sentenced to 33months in
prison for the act.
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