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- STEAL THIS FILM @ Kerala Film Festival
I was delighted to hear that STEAL THIS FILM was shown in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India, as part of the
1st International Video Festival of Kerala, which ‘aims to map and reflect the exploding nature of the medium in its many facets of creativity and resistance’. As I spent some of the European winter in Kerala […] - ‘Steal this Film blazes trails in open distribution and raw footage sharing.’
[from our friends at
Miro. Thanks Holmes!]
Not many shoestring-budget documentary films get seen by
4.86 million people.
It helps that
“Steal this Film” covers the war between Hollywood and a prevailing mode of online video distribution, and that the film’s logo stood in for
the pirate ship on the front page of the world’s favorite torrent […] - Comment On “The World’s Creative Hub”
This is a longer version of the piece I have just written for The Guardian newspaper, I’m not sure whether it’s destined for the Comment or Comment Is Free section. It also has the benefit of having links.
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Filesharing is the favourite whipping-boy of an entertainment industry refusing to update its business models for the P2P […] - Buying The DVD: Unhelpful And Unethical
This is the first installment of a bi-weekly piece I’ll be writing for TorrentFreak. I’m really excited about getting a column back after Channel 4 binned me over a year ago (but then they never really understood what I was going on about.)
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These last few years P2Pers have got used to TV entertainment ‘our […] - STEAL THIS FILM II screenings and coverage
I’ll use this post as a place to record STEAL THIS FILM II coverage I have noticed. Usually this means it will be a substantial post or a well-known publication.
(I note that many blogs and online publications simply re-iterate all or part of the text from the front page of
STEALTHISFILM.COM, and/or Wikipedia, and/or BoingBoing. […] - ‘The Future Doesn’t Care About Your Bank Balance’… But the 1/1000 Do!
Raw numbers can’t convey the excitement of releasing
STEAL THIS FILM II at the end of 2007, but here they are anyway: in the first 4 days there have been approximately 150,000 downloads (we haven’t checked how many views there have been on
bittorrent.com,
Stage6,
Joox,
YouTube,
Google Video and everywhere else the film has […]