In 2005, Chan Nai-ming, known as “The Big Crook”, was convicted of illegal mass distribution of copyrighted works in the world’s first criminal case against the use of BitTorrent technology. File photo
In 2005, Chan Nai-ming, known as “The Big Crook”, was convicted of illegal mass distribution of copyrighted works in the world’s first criminal case against the use of BitTorrent technology. File photo
Hong Kong /  Politics

Shot in the arm for Hong Kong creative industries

Vivienne Chow
Vivienne Chow

Updated: 1:25pm, 9 Dec, 2015

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In 2005, Chan Nai-ming, known as “The Big Crook”, was convicted of illegal mass distribution of copyrighted works in the world’s first criminal case against the use of BitTorrent technology. File photo
In 2005, Chan Nai-ming, known as “The Big Crook”, was convicted of illegal mass distribution of copyrighted works in the world’s first criminal case against the use of BitTorrent technology. File photo
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