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A Las Vegas jury has convicted five men for operating Jetflicks, an illegal streaming service boasting a content library larger than Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon combined. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the group launched the service in 2007 by sourcing illegal copies of content online and storing them on Jetflicks servers. Over the years, they amassed millions of dollars by streaming this content to tens of thousands of paid subscribers.
The convicted men are found guilty of conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement, among other charges. One of the defendants, facing additional counts, could be sentenced to. . .
