A movement pushed forward by those who believe that their illegal downloads are a way to fight the content conglomerates or those who simply do not want to pay for the content.
During the long debate that ensued, Mr. Hayes, a progressive journalist and anchor who joined MSNBC full time last fall, clashed with Mr. Cotton, the longtime general counsel for NBC Universal who has led the media industry's fight against content piracy.
If we can demonstrate that good programmes actually do mean good business, then we've arrived at a truly creative marketplace where there's a genuine fight for content, a fear that the best might be going elsewhere if you don't snap it up.
The Commission encourages collaborative platforms to continue taking voluntary action to fight illegal content online and to increase trust.
Both services aim to help their members find platforms for self-expression, one through pinning images for inspiration, the other through blogging, and both have also had to fight unwanted content on their networks.
The FCC is investigating the fight between content companies and ISPs, which has seen Netflix warn its customers that Verizon's network is "crowded" at certain times, Verizon fire back that the fault is Netflix's, and the content company respond by making a Chris Christie-esque pronouncement that the ISP is closing lanes during rush hour.
In the fight between "content" and "form," sometimes we choose form.
A month after it held a meeting vaguely designed to discuss measures to fight malicious content appearing on social media, it suddenly issued a stinging rebuke of the messaging app, telling WhatsApp senior management "that necessary remedial measures should be taken".
Form and content fight to the death in "Wondrous Oblivion," Paul Morrison's defiantly gauzy tale of racial friction in 1960s England.
He frequently coasted after establishing his dominance in a fight and seemed content to win with a decision rather than to provide fans with a knockout.
