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Cuomo seeks film piracy crackdown

The Los Angeles Times

NY Atty. Gen. Cuomo has proposed strengthening New York's anti-film-piracy laws.  Joined by actress Tina Fey, NBC Universal President Jeff Zucker and Dan Glickman, chief executive of the Motion Picture Assn. of America at a news conference, Cuomo proposed a new bill under which first-time offenders would face up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine, offenses would be elevated from violation status to class A misdemeanor, and repeat offenders would be charged as felons. 

> New York Introduces Anti-Piracy Bill (The Hollywood Reporter)

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