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Malaysia unable to stop exaggerated growth of piracy

Malaysia unable to stop exaggerated growth of piracy

General Interest Feb 26,2004 0

Despite this and many other efforts to stop piracy, Malaysia still remains one of the worst offenders with discs in Johor Bahru city, bordering Singapore, sold for six ringgit ($1.58) a piece.

One of the biggest victims of the Malaysian piracy is Microsoft, the 10 percent of which latest turnover came from Asia-Pacific. Because of this now Microsoft besieges Malaysian authorities to do more to fight piracy. NULL

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