The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has filed more lawsuits against file sharers in the run up to the Academy Awards ceremony. The MPAA is specifically targeting sharers of nominated movies including "Good Night and Good Luck", "Walk the Line", "Batman Begins", and "Memoirs of a Geisha." About 10 alleged pirates have been sued by the MPAA for sharing these movies. Of course, the MPAA hasn't been as active in the P2P crackdown as the RIAA, opting instead to devote most attention to physical piracy.
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