5 Million Pirated Discs in Asia-Pacific Sting

[techtronic]

Operation Trident consisted of 1,874 raids which resulted in the seizing of nearly 5 million pirated discs and the arrest of 870 people during a two-month anti-piracy operation. The large-scale operation targeted pirate production facilities, pirated optical discs from street vendors, retail shops and markets; and the exporters of pirated DVDs and video CDs. The Asia-Pacific countries involved in the raids included Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand. While Malaysia conducted the most raids - 606, with 329 people arrested - it was China where officials seized the most discs: 60% of the 4.8 million total.

Source : *www.neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=37945

 

[ramu]

oh cool
but it doesnt matter.
u'll still find plently of pirated disks

 

[Arsenal_Gunners]

Will they BOMB 5 million disks?

 

[Pathik]

no they usually crush them wit road rollers

 

[Lucky_star]

^^^Vimal, You said about bombing the disks and you are Banned Again

 

[Arsenal_Gunners]

^^Yeah,I have seen it,but bomb will be a nice option.Or they may drop the cds over US

 

[hailgautam]

It hardly works, only to show to the wester world that these govt.s are taking action. they'll pay bribes to the cops take bail and come out and start selling these dvds/cds again.

 

[techtronic]

I guess it would be better if MPAA themselves start allowing legal downloads of DivX/XviD Movies at an affordable rate from their website

This will not only bring down piracy, but will also allow people all over the world to watch their favourite movies without having to worry about size of the data

 

[Arsenal_Gunners]

Don't be such a hardcore "RED" suporter.Write your posts in black
RED=Manchester United(to non football followers)

 

[Tech.Masti]

^^^^
no football here