On its official blog, the MPAA describes Condé Nast-owned news site Ars Technica as a "blog with a long history of challenging efforts to curb content theft." Consider it a window to the MPAA's soul.
MPAA claims Ars Technica helps thieves
Matt Berry reads hilariously prurient Matt Stone memo to the MPAA
In this Letters Live video, British actor and musician, Matt Berry (What We Do in the Shadows, The IT Crowd, The Might Boosh) reads a memo Matt Stone sent to… READ THE REST
Senator Chris Dodd [D], father of SOPA, is stepping down as MPAA boss
Chris Dodd (previously) was once a Democratic senator who decried politicians who became lobbyists; then he became one of the highest-paid and least competent lobbyists in DC, taking the helm… READ THE REST
Warner Bros flags its own website as a piracy portal in copyright takedowns
It turns out that asking a piece of software to decide which websites should be censored and which ones are legitimate has some problems, which I think comes as a… READ THE REST
Get outside with this bundle of two 4K drones for just $140
TL;DR: Pick up drone photography with two 4K drones, the Ninja Dragon Phantom Eagle PRO 4K and the Ninja Dragon Blade K Drone, now just $139.99 (reg. $299). Does the warmer… READ THE REST
Microsoft Visual Studio Professional: Premium coding tool for $28
TL;DR: Beginners and advanced coders alike can take advantage of this license to Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 for Windows, now just $27.97 (reg. $499). Like to code? Whether you're a total beginner… READ THE REST
Microsoft Office 2019 deal: Get lifetime license for $35
TL;DR: Give an old PC an upgrade with this license for Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows, now $34.99 (reg. $229) through April 27. Don't shell out for a new computer when… READ THE REST
