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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2006 · 11 MIN

BitTorrent vs. MPAA

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Part 4 of "Internet Walking Tours," a series of four interactive podcasts. BitTorrent is the latest peer-to-peer file sharing application. Its use has been controversial because it can be used to download copyrighted media. BitTorrent is especially powerful for downloading large files like movies. The Motion Picture Association of America has been fighting to shut down many sites using BitTorrent to download pirated films. This podcast helps you understand what BitTorrent is, discover why people use it, and learn about its impact on media distribution.

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