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November 2004

Asia-Pacific Piracy Still Rampant: Shift in operations toughens anti-piracy efforts



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David Scott
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Organised criminal gangs with global networks are a key driver of piracy in the Asia-Pacific. Investigations into piracy during the first half of 2004 are up 42 per cent compared with a year earlier. Australia and Korea accounted for 80 per cent of DVD-R seizures in the first half of 2004. Asia-Pacific piracy is estimated to cost US motion picture industry $718m annually in potential revenues

Includes:
Asia-Pacific video hardware seizures 2002-2003
Asia-Pacific counterfeit video seizures 2002-2003
Asia-Pacific video piracy rates 2003
Asia-Pacific video piracy rates by format 2003
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DVD, Piracy,

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