Sentence examples for content theft from inspiring English sources

Others, hearing that Ostrovsky was developing a Comedy Central pilot, bombarded the channel: "You are supporting content theft by supporting him".

On Twitter, Tim Arrowsmith (husband of feminist porn director Anna Span) called on ISPs to use their power not to restrict access, but to stop content theft and protect British jobs.

Content theft hurts everyone except the thieves who profit from it, but it especially hurts the people and businesses who make a living, feed their families and put their kids through school by making magic onscreen.

"This is a sensible approach to the problem of online content theft and, importantly, one that respects the privacy and rights of our subscribers," Randal S. Milch, executive vice president and general counsel for Verizon, said in a statement.

The Motion Picture Association of America, who is responsible for film ratings and safeguarding intellectual property, meanwhile said that: "Google Glass is an incredible innovation in the mobile sphere, and we have seen no proof that it is currently a significant threat that could result in content theft".

In a letter in December announcing its support for stronger antipiracy legislation, the motion picture association said that "$58 billion is lost to the U.S. economy annually due to content theft, including more than 373,000 lost American jobs, $16 billion in lost employees' earnings, plus $3 billion in badly needed federal, state and local governments' tax revenue".

"This is a sensible approach to the problem of online-content theft and, importantly, one that respects the privacy and rights of our subscribers," Randal S. Milch, executive vice president and general counsel of Verizon, said in a statement.

Stealing content is theft, plain and simple, but concerns about unintended damage to the internet and innovation in the tech sector require a more thoughtful balance, which will take more time," he wrote.

It bears mention that Cornyn, who was once an early sponsor of SOPA, does not take a soft line on digital crime: He has publicly stated that "stealing content is theft, plain and simple".

Warren Spector, a game designer for a rival company called Ion Storm, said he found the violent content of Grand Theft Auto "reprehensible" but also beside the point.

"Exclusive episodic content for Grand Theft Auto is another win for Microsoft and because of the $50 million dollar payment, a win for Take-Two as well".