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Anime and Copyright Infringement: an Accusation or an Excuse?

Anime and Copyright Infringement: an Accusation or an Excuse?

People are making a big deal about copyright infringement–some say it’s bad for the companies, but good for consumers on various levels, depending on the quality of the product. While I support the companies by buying DVDs and related merchandise, I think it’s at the point where people are getting tired of being labeled a thieves–even [...]

Hulu and Joost Adds Anime to Free, Streaming Lineup

Hulu and Joost Adds Anime to Free, Streaming Lineup

FUNimation and Viz Media recently teamed up with one of two popular video websites (that’s not quite like YouTube), Hulu, where users can watch full-length episodes of their favorite TV shows for free (and legally!).

Ameba Vision: The YouTube of Japan

Ameba Vision: The YouTube of Japan

With the popularity of the social video site YouTube soaring, thanks to the “Chocolate Rain” and “LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!” videos, many similar sites are popping up everyday. One of these mock YouTube sites caters towards native Japanese readers and speakers – or anyone who has passed the JLPT 1 test. Ameba Vision is very much like [...]