Nzfact launches comics to increase awareness of movie piracy

28 September 2009 10:14 PM, PDT | BusinessofCinema | See recent BusinessofCinema news »

The latest addition in the New Zealand Federation Against Copyright Theft's public education drive aims to spread the anti-piracy message at the cinema this school holiday season.Children watching the latest releases at their local cineplex over the coming weeks will receive the comic book, Escape from Terror Byte City, which was launched at Wellington's Reading Cinema by Motion Picture Association executive vice-president and chief policy officer Greg Frazier."Raising the level of awareness around piracy's effects - particularly among the young - is »

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