MPAA pressures Japan for a 3-strikes internet disconnect policy

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MPAA pressures Japan for a 3-strikes internet disconnect policy.

[newsimage]http://static.rankone.nl/images_posts/2010/10/CyMYmC.png[/newsimage]The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) is now actively encouraging the Japanese government to consider creating a three-strikes policy against repeat copyright violators.


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… and just who considers what a strike is and when it occurs? Sounds like the MPAA doesn’t care who actually downloads a file, just kill them all on the account and let God sort them out. They must be morphing into the RIAA.

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I seriously doubt that anyone in Japan is getting their panties in a bunch over the MPAA. Given that the MPAA membership can’t even ponder making a movie without technology from Japan, that Japan has a perfectly healthy movie industry of its own and the idea that is Sony never made a cent off another movie it wouldn’t do much to impact that gigantic Sony bottom line anyway; I think the MPAA better just stick to buying off U.S. politicians where they have an ear.

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The 3 strike rule on belongs in baseball, softball, and felony/drug related crimes IMO. :iagree: