Two Ontario men accused of being the scofflaw pirates behind years of large-scale digital streaming of copyrighted movies and TV have been sentenced to five years in prison — not for piracy, but for contempt of court — unless they reveal passwords and accounts.

Global entertainment giants have spent years chasing digital pirates behind a bootleg streaming service available globally from user-friendly web platforms.{ai:summary}Two Ontario men tied to years of large-scale digital streaming of copyrighted movies and TV were sentenced.They received five years in prison for contempt of court unless they reveal passwords and account details. #crime

Canadian father and son named as major 'copyright pirates' jailed 5 years unless they give up their secrets

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