Digital TV News: Attorney-General's Department
Australian survey finds 39% of respondents may be consuming content unlawfully
Feb 10, 2023 – Research conducted in Australia for the Attorney-General's Department has revealed that 61% of respondents consumed content lawfully, while 39% consumed at least some content in ways that were likely to be unlawful.
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Attorney-General's Department, Australia, Content Protection, Digital TV, Market Research
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