• BBC, Friday, December 28, 2012 3 AM

A pornographic film-maker has revealed plans to chase more internet users for compensation for pirating others' adult movies. The move follows a Court of Appeal ruling which overturned a previous block on Golden Eye offering its services to other rights holders. It keeps about 75% of all payments. Spokesman Julian Becker -- who funded the case -- said he now planned to travel to the US to offer to enforce local firms' copyrights in the UK. "I look forward to travelling to adult conferences in Los Angeles and Vegas in early January to offer Golden Eye's services to other producers," he told the BBC.

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