In light of past successes, it's not too difficult to envision American Giants MPAA and/or RIAA being able to shut down sharing systems overseas. They did it with streaming operations. (Film88)

I guess they call it, "co-operation between governments". Especially if the foreign country involved is an international arm (member) of the MPA.

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I think that was different -- MPA asked local authorities and ISPs to shut down the service rather than dragging their **ses to court in U.S.

I would agree totally for RIAA/MPAA or their local counterparts dragging these companies to court in their local courts, but taking them to court in some (in this case even hostile :-) country, is kinda insane.

I'm still waiting the day when North Korea sues New York Times _in North Korea_ for distributing capitalist propaganda and tries to shut down their newspaper & website. Same thing.

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