Focus (Forum & Focus)
Jun. 7, 2008
More Can Be Done to Protect U.S. Copyrights in India and Beyond
In order to combat piracy in India and here at home, enforcement agencies should educate and create awareness among the public, and advocate policy development, writes Sujatha Ganesan. - Forum Column
By Sujatha Ganesan
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Copyright infringement is a worldwide problem, and piracy is influenced by society's outlook toward the crime. It is a mindset phenomenon. Piracy is one of the most common illegal activities, the impact of which is not felt in the day-to-day lives of the people but which nonetheless affects the world economy, especially in today's global and digital ...
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