Indonesia’s serious fight against piracy
Indonesia is seriously fighting against software piracy. The country’s efforts to protect intellectual property rights have finally borne fruit, as the US Trade Representative announced an upgrade of the country’s status in the fight against piracy yesterday.
As The Jakarta Post reported, the Special 301 review, an annual process conducted by the US Government which assesses the state of protection of intellectual property rights in countries around the world, states that Indonesia has demonstrated solid progress in strengthening its intellectual property regime.
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[…] Yes, you got it right: if you can sell the original movie DVD around Rp15,000 or original software around Rp50,000, you will find the piracy figures in Indonesia will decrease drastically and dramatically! […]
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