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Piracy puts Guyana’s music industry at risk

Published on: Saturday 02 January 2016

Musicians and singers in Guyana have called on the government to crack down on copyright infringement, warning piracy is putting the country’s unique music industry at risk. Existing legislation in ...

News source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/1/2/piracy-puts-guyanas-music-industry-at-risk

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