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MPAA: Movie downloading is new piracy plague







MPAA: Movie downloading is new piracy
plague

MPAA: Movie downloading is new piracy
plague
07/09/2004 01:30 PM

The Motion Picture Association of America Inc. (MPAA) warned against a "growing global epidemic" of movie piracy over the Internet this week, citing a survey of Internet users in which nearly one in four respondents had illegally downloaded a movie online. The study, conducted by online research company OTX, queried 3,600 Net users in eight countries, and was cited by the MPAA as the harbinger of the tough times the industry faces ahead in grappling with online piracy.




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