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While it is still some way short of the 30 million viewers that top download sites such as Pirate Bay can gather, it is testament to the growing popularity of streaming, rather than downloading, which has "blossomed", according to David Price, a piracy expert with the internet consultancy Envisional.

Samuel P. Menefee, a piracy expert at the Center for Oceans Law and Policy at the University of Virginia, said the plea's short-term impact could be negative, "because we've seen in the past that at least some Somali pirates have been quoted as saying that their actions are in retaliation for things that have been done.

Piracy experts say that the Watch-Movies website has around 15 million viewers a month, making it the 240th most popular website in the world.

Piracy experts said that last year Somali pirates netted more than $100 million, an astronomical sum for a war-racked country whose economy is in tatters.

Last week, I wrote an article about #payforyourporn, porn stars and piracy experts' online campaign to convince people to buy porn instead of using tube sites.

And in the Malacca Strait, pirates attack ships bearing 40% of the world's trade, and some maritime piracy experts have predicted that terrorists could attack shipping or use ships as "floating bombs".

After Samuel L. Jackson called Redtube the biggest pop culture achievement of the past 50 years, porn stars and piracy experts teamed up to create the #payforyourporn campaign to fight back against the tube companies they believe are lowering porn films' profits and quality.

Piracy law experts said a criminal trial would be historic, and a useful new approach to an age-old problem.

Benin and Cameroon have both reported rises in piracy attacks, which experts attribute to Nigerian pirates.

In West Africa, by contrast, governments do not allow armed private security guards aboard ships, which may be emboldening pirates, said Adjoa Anyimadu, an expert on piracy at Chatham House, a research organization in London.

"From the time a crew on board spots the pirates to the time they actually board is usually only 15 minutes," said Peter Lehr, an expert on piracy and maritime terrorism at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.