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With one of the latest inventions by Prof. Babaguchi and colleagues, catching cammers might become even easier. While video-based watermarks are already used in theaters in order to determine which screen the movie was recorded from, new technology makes it possible to watermark the audio of films too.

22 Nov 08

A Calgary man who was caught recording the then new release "Sweeney Todd" in a local theatre last year has become the first person convicted in Canada under new movie pirating legislation.
Richard Craig Lissaman, 21, pleaded guilty on Friday to the unauthorized recording and was sentenced to $1,495 in fines and placed on probation for a year by provincial court Judge Catherine Skene.
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- Lissaman also is prohibited from entering any movie theatre or from purchasing, owning or possessing any video recording equipment, including one on a cell phone, outside his home during his probation period.
- The conviction came as a relief to the motion picture industry, which had lobbied for the legislation that came into effect on June 1, 2007, and conducted a six-month investigation that led to Lissaman's arrest.

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