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Counterfeit Goods and Piracy Industry

Movie Piracy

Summary

Movie Piracy is the unauthorized copying, selling, and distributing of licensed movies without the permission of the copyright holder.

The MPAA states that worldwide losses due to piracy stands at $18.2 billion.

News articles regarding Movie Piracy

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Market Value:
$18.2 Billion

Source:  MPAA and L.E.K., " The Cost of Movie Piracy," May 2006, available at: http://www.mpaa.org/researchStatistics.asp (path: 2005 Piracy Data Summary), (accessed: November 24, 2006).

 

Market Locations and Values

View by Market Value

Country

Market Value

Argentina

318 Million

Brazil

101 Million

Canada

118 Million

Chile

10 Million

China

565 Million*

Colombia

41 Million

France

322 Million

Germany

157 Million

Greece

72 Million

Hungary

102 Million

India

959 Million

Indonesia

32 Million

Israel

61 Million

Italy

161 Million

Japan

658 Million

Korea, South

1 Billion

Laos

102 Million

Malaysia

36 Million

Mexico

483 Million

Philippines

33 Million

Poland

102 Million

Romania

12 Million

Russia

266 Million

Saudi Arabia

95 Million

Singapore

8 Million

South Africa

75 Million

Spain

253 Million

Taiwan

98 Million

Thailand

149 Million

Turkey

29 Million

Ukraine

38 Million

United Kingdom

406 Million

United States

1.3 Billion

* China figures represents losses to United  States  Movie Studios.

Sources:   1

 

 
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Sources:

1.   Unless noted below, figures are from   International Intellectual Property Alliance, " IIPA 2007 " Special 301" Recommendations," February 12, 2007, and April 30, 2007.   Both available at http://www.iipa.com/statistics.html (accessed: May 9, 2007).

France, Germany, and United Kingdom Figures:   MPAA and L.E.K., " The Cost of Movie Piracy," May 2006, available at: http://www.mpaa.org/researchStatistics.asp (path: 2005 Piracy Data Summary), (accessed: November 24, 2006).

India, South Korea, Malaysia, and Philippines Figures are based on 2004 losses provided by International Intellectual Property Alliance, " USTR 2005 " Special 301" Decisions," June 4, 2005.

Singapore Figure:   Winston Chai, " Singapore implicated as piracy hub," CNet News.com, March 6, 2003, http://news.com.com/Singapore+implicated+as+piracy+hub/2100-1026_3-991344.html (accessed: September 12, 2006).

South Africa Figure: " Fighting fake DVDs - with fakes," southafrica.info, May 19, 2006, http://www.southafrica.info/ess_info/sa_glance/media/dvd-piracy-190506.htm (accessed: May 25, 2006).

Japan Figure:   Yomiuri Shimbun, " LDP to submit film piracy bill," February 12, 2007, http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20070212TDY01002.htm (accessed: February 12, 2007).

Inida Figure: S Ahmed Ali & Baharati Dubey, " Film pirates sail on," Times of India, November 16, 2007, http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Mumbai/Film_pirates_sail_on/articleshow/2544693.cms (accessed: November 16, 2007).   Currency coversion based on November 16, 2007 rates.

 

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