MPAA anti-piracy move forces rethink in marketing to awards judges

Anita Chabria, PR Week USA, 06 October 2003, 12:00AM

LOS ANGELES: In a move that has film marketers and film publicists seriously rethinking their strategies for the upcoming awards season, the MPAA and major studios announced an agreement last week that prevents advance copies of movies from being sent to awards judges and other industry insiders in what is described as an anti-piracy initiative.

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