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Movie Studios Sue Load ‘N Go Over iPod DVD Service
Thursday, November 16th, 2006 at 2:00 PM - by Jeff Gamet
MPAA member companies filed a lawsuit against Load 'N Go Video for loading movies onto iPods, claiming the company is violating the DMCA and violating copyright laws. The basis for the suit, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, is that Load 'N Go is circumventing the copy protection built in to DVD movie discs.
Load 'N Go sells customers iPod pre-loaded with the movies they choose, and charges for both the media player and DVDs. Once the ripping process is finished, the iPod and DVD movie discs are shipped to the customer - Load 'N Go does not keep the original discs.
The case may not be going well for Load 'N Go. As of Friday afternoon, the company Web site was unavailable, and TMO was unable to locate any representatives for comment.
A PDF version of the lawsuit that was filed in federal court in New York is available at the EFF Web site.
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