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Anti-piracy drive

Penguin Books India and Bloomsbury have announced an anti piracy drive for “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows,” the final instalment of the Harry Potter series, in India.

A legal team has been commissioned to prevent copies of the new book being pirated on publication.

The firm, aca-law will closely be working with the police to counter piracy for the new Harry Potter. According to Akash Chittranshi, head of aca-law, “The services of leading IP investigators IP-Boutique have been retained to keep a watch on known offenders and pirate business locations. Our instructions are to initiate criminal cases against businesses and persons found organising and dealing in the piracy of the book.” A 24-hour helpline service has also been started to report piracy.

The number is 09818010044.

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