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ACMI, Australia's national museum of screen culture, has reopened after at $40 million redevelopment.

Australians are generally downloading less copyrighted material in 2018, compared to the previous year, but streaming has gone up, according to a survey for the Department of Communications and the Arts carried out by Indigenous professional Services.

A Sydney man has been sentenced to 4½ years in prison for possessing and selling thousands of DVDs on which films and TV programmes were recorded without the consent of the licence holders.

Binge-watching of television has now pervaded the worldwide community of Netflix viewers who the video-on-demand service says are weaving film into their television binge routines.

Presto has signed a subscription video on demand (SVOD) agreement with studio Entertainment One Television (eOne) to give its subscribers access to complete seasons of the distributor’s premium programming.

As the great debate over who should stop piracy in Australia continues to rage, a new player has emerged offering consumers digital copies of their BluRays and DVDs, stored in the cloud.

Pay-TV operator Foxtel’s upcoming online movie streaming service Presto, originally scheduled for late last year, has been delayed due to 'technical issues.'

A major new academic study has proposed a simple way to reduce the degree of unauthorised access of digital content - reduce prices.

While iiNet chief executive Michael Malone gets a good night's rest, probably the first such night he's had since the case filed by the film industry kicked off, it is time for the doyens of the film industry to reflect on what this verdict means for them.