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Forget TV and Films, Piracy's Biggest Impact Now Belongs to Manga


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  Manga piracy is at an all-time high, proven by a new report that reveals usage of these illegal manga websites has increased by over 300%.

The article from MSN discusses how manga piracy has surpassed TV and film piracy in terms of impact, driven by the increasing global popularity of manga. Despite the availability of legal streaming services like Manga Plus and Shonen Jump, piracy remains rampant due to several factors including the high cost of official manga volumes, delays in English translations, and the desire for instant access to new chapters. The article highlights that while piracy affects the manga industry's revenue, it also inadvertently promotes manga culture worldwide, leading to a complex relationship between piracy and the industry's growth. Efforts to combat piracy include simulpublishing, where chapters are released globally at the same time, and providing more affordable and accessible legal options. However, the challenge persists as fans continue to seek out pirated content for its convenience and lower cost.

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