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Piracy-Fighting Plan: Teach Copyright Law to Little Kids

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Nov
2013

The Motion Picture Association of America wants young people to know that piracy is a crime—and the group is hoping to get the message out early. It’s teaming up with the Recording Industry Association of America and Internet service providers to push an anti-piracy program in elementary schools, the…

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