By Jean-Luc Renault
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The head of the Motion Picture Association of America's anti-piracy division and the association's general counsel have been quietly forced out in what industry insiders said was a shakeup at the behest of movie studios unhappy with the MPAA's track record on curbing the illegal copying and distribution of movies on the Internet.
The MPAA, a trade organization that advo...
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