Public Relations Campaigns
Trade groups have conducted various public relations campaigns targeting consumer file sharing:
- The MPAA's "Respect Copyrights" campaigns, including the "Who Makes Movies?" and "You can click, but you can't hide" sub-campaigns.
- The RIAA's "Soundbyting" campaign.
- Access Copyright's "Captain Copyright" campaign in Canada.
- The Business Software Alliance's "Define The Line" campaign.
- The Federation Against Software Theft's "Piracy is theft" campaign in the UK.
Read more about this topic: Trade Group Efforts Against File Sharing
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