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By Dolly Odonnell

It is relatively easy to download internet movies. Though you will likely find that many places that offer the service do so by offering pirated versions of the movies, not every single site does this. Some places offer the movies for a modest fee or, sometimes, for a large fee. Some are free and legal, but those tend to be harder to find in the current incarnation of the internet.

Some people are more tech savvy than others, so it may come as a surprise that anyone that has some knowledge of the internet can probably handle downloading videos. Many sites make it easy for you to go in, search for what you want, and then they will tell you how to download them.

A common practice in downloading is peer to peer networks. These became popular in the nineties and have still got quite a following. Peer to peer means that you are downloading directly from another person's computer, while you simultaneously upload content to others. It is a pretty effective system that has continued to go strong despite many attempts by governments the world over to limit access to these networks.

The way that most sites work these days are to provide what are called "torrents." Torrents are small files that you can download very quickly from an internet site. You then open the torrent in a torrent reading program. The torrent will tell the program where to go to connect to the media that you want to download. The program will connect to that media and begin the upload/download process.

The digitalization of video is probably the next generation of media. Many people are trying to find a way to make this a profitable business venture. The problem that they face is that once media goes online, it is far too easy distribute to other people, thus making it hard to maintain the integrity of the copy write because it spreads to far too fast.

Anyone can pirate a DVD if they have a computer with a DVD ripper. These programs allow a person to copy the movie off of a disk. They can then put them online and give the media away for free. The reason they do this is to drive people to their sites, thus allowing them to sell advertising space on that site to others to make their money.

Due to the large spread use of these sites of pirated media, there is a push by government and para-government agencies to attempt to get internet service providers to stem their customers ability to download movies. They can't actually prevent a person from downloading, but they can shut off your internet if they detect you've been to certain sites. They may not report a person to an agency if they find out they've been doing something online they probably shouldn't have, but they do pay attention.

If you wish to download internet movies you'll need to be careful and check site credentials to make sure they are legitimate if you wish to avoid violating the law. There are a lot of places to go to get movies, but many are not exactly on the level.

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