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Piracy Stats

By Christopher George

 

The Australian Visual Software Distributors Association Industry Statistics

 

Data Taken from AVSDA Website (HYPERLINK to http://www.avsda.com.au/)5.

 

Total Wholesale Sales Yearly Comparisons

Rental (Wholesale) Statistics. VHS & DVD Combined

 

 

Calender Year

Revenue

Units

 

Financial Year

 

Revenue

Units

1995

$227,835,143

3,176,737

 

1995-96

 

$243,021,184

3,315,339

1996

$237,017,160

3,211,062

 

1996-97

 

$214,521,533

2,948,268

1997

$207,490,009

2,880,443

 

1997-98

 

$214,850,240

3,092,439

1998

$206,508,965

3,201,873

 

1998-99

 

$193,802,416

3,240,907

1999

$192,141,645

3,339,592

 

1999-2000

$191,414,777

3,511,430

2000

$175,545,278

3,470,813

 

2000-01

 

$176,496,149

3,708,949

2001

$212,732,392

5,635,642

 

2001-02

 

$225,649,258

6,839,622

2002

$228,441,678

6,970,026

 

2002-03

 

$237,145,046

7,541,235

2003

$236,534,057

8,488,279

 

2003-04

 

$229,627,986

9,157,141

2004

$222,388,385

9,783,389

 

2004-05

 

$203,005,082

9,317,400

2005

$167,389,935

7,921,913

 

 

 

 

 

                 

  

Retail (Wholesale) Statistics. VHS & DVD Combined

  

Calender Year

Revenue

Units

 

Financial Year

 

Revenue

Units

1995

$157,509,048

8,970,613

 

1995-96

 

$177,444,305

10,219,011

1996

$175,569,055

10,598,988

 

1996-97

 

$182,815,101

11,023,175

1997

$191,664,928

11,624,809

 

1997-98

 

$183,847,679

11,882,901

1998

$189,007,090

12,373,018

 

1998-99

 

$187,125,129

11,963,263

1999

$175,338,570

11,631,481

 

1999-2000

$195,420,955

12,613,437

2000

$233,217,463

13,928,031

 

2000-01

 

$285,599,614

16,574,445

2001

$377,324,536

21,723,220

 

2001-02

 

$445,488,953

26,544,487

2002

$597,816,577

33,394,714

 

2002-03

 

$657,303,703

35,576,678

2003

$742,118,094

41,158,517

 

2003-04

 

$812,525,002

46,922,359

2004

$903,388,472

52,976,685

 

2004-05

 

$892,436,525

53,898,162

2005

$883,081,090

57,067,422

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total Wholesale Sales Yearly Comparisons. DVD (Wholesale) Statistics

Calendar Year

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Revenue

 

Units

 

 

 

1999

 

$18,364,188

 

848,944

 

 

 

2000

 

$69,640,789

 

2,921,369

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RENTAL*

RETAIL

RENTAL

RETAIL

 

 

2001

 

$35,535,373

$207,639,998

1,323,150

9,364,239

 

 

2002

 

$97,319,427

$405,405,696

3,545,772

19,240,201

 

 

2003

 

$160,384,357

$637,643,050

6,106,077

32,172,050

 

 

2004

 

$188,646,019

$853,906,815

8,580,128

48,851,355

 

 

2005

 

$159,027,355

$873,987,173

7,507,435

56,128,445

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Financial Year

 

 

 

 

 

 

Revenue

 

Units

 

1999-2000

$33,504,538

 

1,456,689

 

2000-01

 

$118,058,197

 

5,141,397

 

 

 

 

 

 

RENTAL

RETAIL

RENTAL

RETAIL

2001-02

 

$72,138,614

$269,730,873

2,724,779

13,239,628

2002-03

 

$129,867,335

$491,477,345

4,608,199

23,349,827

2003-04

 

$175,882,759

$728,976,930

7,264,969

39,657,390

2004-05

 

$184,983,878

$863,809,296

8,573,438

51,650,629

 

 

Motion Picture Association - Asia Pacific (HYPERLINK to http://www.mpaa.org/inter_asia.asp) 6

The MPA operates anti-piracy programs in 14 countries in the Asia/Pacific region, estimating that its member companies lost in excess of $896 million in potential revenue regionally in 2005. The predominant piracy threat in Asia-Pacific is optical disc piracy, with hundreds of millions of illegal optical discs being produced, many of which are exported to other parts of the world.

In 2005, 67 percent of pirate optical discs seized globally were seized in the Asia/Pacific region. This included 99 percent of pirate VCDs and 73 percent of pirate DVDs. Recently, syndicates of pirates producing and distributing smaller volumes of illegal DVD-Rs – the region’s fastest growing pirate format – from homes and/or small business premises have emerged as a growing problem.

 

Piracy Fact Sheet, Asia Pacific 2004 (HYPERLINK to http://www.mpaa.org/AsiaPacificPiracyFactSheet.pdf) 7

 


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