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country facts and figures

Malaysia

Estimated Trade Losses due to Copyright Piracy (in millions of US dollars) and Levels of Piracy: 2001-2005

 

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

 

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Loss

Level

Motion Pictures 

NA

NA

NA

91%

36.0

50%

38.0

50%

42.0

75%

Records & Music 

22.0

45%

38.8

49%

55.5

52%

40.0

45%

110.2

70%

Business Software

NA

61%

82.0

60%

73.0

61%

77.0

63%

79.2

68%

Entertainment Software 

28.0

90%

23.4

91%

12.9

91%

NA

90%

NA

NA

Books

9.0

NA

10.0

NA

10.0

NA

9.0

NA

8.3

NA

TOTALS

59.0

 

154.2

 

187.4

 

164.0

 

239.7

 

Source: International Intellectual Property Allianceadobe pdf file

Film and Television:
bullet  A raid on January 16, 2007 seized $1.7 million worth of pirating machinery capable of producing 21 million pirated discs per year.  This could have generate $30 million of revenue per year. (1) adobe pdf file
Pharmaceuticals:
bullet 5-6% of all drugs in the Malaysian market are counterfeit.  (2) adobe pdf file
Software:
bullet 

From October 2004 to September 2005, the number of broadband lines in Malaysia increased by 61.6%, placing it in the top ten in the world in terms of growth.  In2004, 2,176 online software infringement were traced to Malaysian ISPs; this number skyrocketed to 6,537 in the first 10 months of 2005. (6adobe pdf file

   

2005 GLOBAL PC SOFTWARE PIRACY

 

Piracy Rates

Piracy Losses (millions)

2005

60%

149

2004

61%

$ 134

2003

63%

129

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

bullet 

The software piracy rate in 2005 of 60% remains well above the Asia Pacific rate of 53% and significantly higher than the world average of 35%. (3adobe pdf file


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