Lasse Penttinen
22 Jul 2003 13:39
New warning messages are about to hit the big screen, trying to convince the consumers not to obtain illegal copies of movies from the Internet.
The MPAA is increasingly worried that its movies will be swapped via the Internet among millions of people who haven't paid for copies, as software tools and faster broadband connections make it easier to do so. As a result, the industry is stepping up its efforts to warn and crack down on people who might be interested in swapping movies online.MPAA will also be campaigning on cable TV channels and via Junior Achievement Organization. They are also launcing a RespectCopyrights.org website to support the campaign.