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Jeboo.com, one of the biggest Chinese online theater Web sites, has filed a suit against five major US movie companies as well as the Motion Picture Association of America.
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Jeboo.com reportedly paid for the so-called unauthorized movies found in two Internet cafes in Shanghai, even though the videos in dispute were later confirmed not to have come from Jeboo.com. Jeboo.com paid to show its sincerity and to end the dispute as quickly as possible, the report said.
However, the five US movie giants and the MPAA issued statements on MPAA's official Web site, saying Jeboo.com had stopped its infringement and had apologized for its illegal activities.
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Jeboo.com said the statements severely harmed its honor and its image as China's biggest authorized online media provider.
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Jeboo.com reportedly paid for the so-called unauthorized movies found in two Internet cafes in Shanghai, even though the videos in dispute were later confirmed not to have come from Jeboo.com. Jeboo.com paid to show its sincerity and to end the dispute as quickly as possible, the report said.
However, the five US movie giants and the MPAA issued statements on MPAA's official Web site, saying Jeboo.com had stopped its infringement and had apologized for its illegal activities.
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Jeboo.com said the statements severely harmed its honor and its image as China's biggest authorized online media provider.
