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Further Arrests Made Over Copied Goods Crackdown

Following last months raid on TUKCOM, Pattaya Police have continued their crackdown on counterfeit goods and have arrested two female suspects, Miss Waree Urat aged 40 and Mrs Angkhana Thongchai aged 30, involved in a pirated CD and DVD business confiscated more than three million baht worth of copied CD’S & DVD’S.

Counterfeit CD's and DVD's Found at Tukcom IT Center

Although counterfeit CD's and DVD's are available on many street corners around Thailand, police raided the top floor storage warehouse of South Pattaya's Tuk- Com Computer Center confiscating nearly 40,000 pirated CD’s and DVD’s packaged for sale valued at well over 400,000 baht.

Counterfeit Products Remain Popular

Jason Griffths 23.08.2009
Counterfeit Products Remain Popular

According to research conducted by the Bangkok University Research Department, almost 80% of people in Bangkok used counterfeit and pirated products ranging from DVDs and CDs to fashion goods, such as handbags, wallets, and fashion apparel.

The Thai government will rate films shown in movie theatres and sold in Thailand beginning this month according to recently passed legislation. The symbols are being developed and will be released soon.

Thai film-maker to increase production

Wuttipol Khirin 21.04.2009
 
Thai film-maker to increase production

M Pictures CEO Padet Hongfa recently said the company would now focus only on film production and home entertainment. The company, a subsidiary of the Major Cineplex Group, imports films for screening in cinemas, and expects to return to profit this year after acquiring MVD, a distributor of movie VCDs and DVDs, and producing its own films.

 
 

 

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