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19 June 2017Copyright

WWE drops claim against BitTorrent users

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has dropped its copyright infringement case against two individuals allegedly using BitTorrent to illegally upload a wrestling movie.

 WWE sued the pair in March of this year, claiming they worked together to upload the “Eliminators” film, using BitTorrent to share the movie with thousands of users.

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