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country facts and figures

Columbia

Estimated Trade Losses due to Copyright Piracy (in millions of US dollars) and Levels of Piracy: 2002-2006

 

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

 

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Motion Pictures 

N/A

N/A

41.0

75%

40.0

75%

40.0

75%

40.0

90%

Records & Music 

62.5

71%

47.7

71%

51.6

71%

49.4

70%

56.3

65%

Business Software

48.0

56%

45.0

57%

46.0

55%

37.0

53%

21.7

51%

Entertainment Software 

N/A

35%

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Books

6.0

N/A

6.0

N/A

6.0

N/A

5.4

N/A

5.3

N/A

TOTALS

116.5+

 

139.7

 

143.6

 

131.8

 

123.3

 

Source: International Intellectual Property Alliance adobe pdf file

Music:
bullet Estimated losses due to music and recording piracy in Colombia jumped to $62.5 million in 2006, with 71% piracy levels. (1) adobe pdf file
bullet  The industry estimates that over 150 million blank CD-Rs came to Colombia mostly from Panama, and this importation exacerbates the piracy situation. Most of the pirate product is still being distributed through hundreds of stalls in open and covered flea markets known as “San Andrecitos.” (2)adobe pdf file
Software:
         

2005 GLOBAL PC SOFTWARE PIRACY

 

Piracy Rates

Piracy Losses (millions)

2005

57%

90

2004

55%

81

2003

53%

$ 61

Source: THIRD ANNUAL BSA AND IDC GLOBAL SOFTWARE PIRACY STUDY adobe pdf file

bullet Piracy - both end-user and retail - in cities outside Bogotá is particularly high. Paramilitary groups appear to be involved in distribution of pirated products. Preliminary 2006 estimated losses due to business software piracy rose slightly to $48.0 million, while the piracy level dropped one point to 56%. (3) adobe pdf file

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