EU antitrust body goes after US studios
It is charging six US studios and Sky UK with unfairly blocking access to films and other content
Brussels
ALONG with the proliferation of Web-based television services and pressure to make movies available for download sooner, Hollywood studios are facing a new challenge to decades-old business practices: European regulators.
The European Union's top antitrust authority on Thursday charged six US studios and a pay television company in Britain with unfairly blocking access to films and other content.
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