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Amazon Wins $6 Million in Damages Against Pirated DVD Stores, Plus Domain Takeovers
(torrentfreak.com)
this post was submitted on 16 Feb 2026
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"Since Amazon has never released some of these Prime Video series on DVD..."
It's almost as if the answer were right there...
So, companies should be legally forced to produce DVDs?
Also, piracy is one thing. Selling pirated content is another.
Some of this has the color of people feeling entertainment is a human right or something.
I will admit forcing a form factor is ill advised, but it should be possible to purchase a legal and permanent copy of said production in one form or another. Even if that is digitally, so long as it can be downloaded and doesn’t need some sort of online/phone home solution to play it.