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Planning to publicly allow users to watch the new Harry Potter movie or other TV Shows without charge? Then you better to keep your service hushed up. YouTVpc and Peekvid who both offer their users to watch streaming TV shows and movies without charge are being nailed down by MPAA.

The founders of YouTVpc gave an interview to Wall Street Journal and just yesterday MPAA breathed down its neck and filed a lawsuit of online copyright infringement. YouTVpc and Peekvid have linked to other sites outside US in providing their users with endless free of charge streaming TV shows and movies.

MPAA claimed that the major studios experienced a terrible loss of more than $7 billion in 2005 although this fact is not proven.

“Sites like YouTVpc and Peekvid contribute to and profit from massive copyright infringement by identifying, posting, organizing, and indexing links to infringing content found on the Internet that consumers can then view on-demand by visiting these sites,”

“YouTVpc and Peekvid rely on advertisers to maintain their illegal websites and they profit handsomely from a seemingly endless stream of third-party advertising pitches.

Peekvid – whose servers are located in San Antonio, Texas – averages over 53,000 unique users per day who view over 184,000 pages of content. YouTVpc – whose servers are located in Scottsdale, Arizona – averages more than 6,000 unique daily visitors who view over 21,000 pages of content per day.

In addition to advertising revenues, operators of YouTVpc solicit monetary donations through a “Donations” tab on the website that allows users to make financial contributions through PayPal.com.”

Dan Glickman, MPAA leader, also went further that big studios such as Time Warner, Fox, Sony, NBC Universal and Disney are being attacked unrelentingly by such sites. It’s not their own pockets that those big studios are thinking, it is also the sake of their support workers.

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