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The Malaysian government, along with representatives of the United States' Motion Picture Association (MPAA), came down hard on a group of alleged DVD pirates.
This is another element in the United States' East Asian intellectual property campaign. Singapore agreed to support American digital IP provisions earlier this summer.
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Posted by: gholamhossin | January 13, 2005 at 10:03