The MPAA is ramping up its efforts to combat movie piracy, appointing attorney Marc Miller as SVP Content Protection, Internet. Miller joins from Nintendo of America, where he was Anti-Piracy Counsel for Americas and Asia/Pacific. He will be based in the MPAA’s Los Angeles office and report to Michael Robinson, the EVP Content Protection and Chief of Operations for the major studio’s lobbying organization and trade group. Miller will oversee worldwide Internet content protection and enforcement, and work with the MPAA’s legal team in defining as well as enforcing the group’s litigation strategy. Prior to joining Nintendo, he worked on IP Litigation at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section. The MPAA is active in anti-piracy efforts in 27 countries in Asia/Pacific, Europe, Africa and the Middle East.


Man, you’ve got a rough job. All your predecessors have tried to shut off Pirate Bay and failed. Good luck, you’re going to need it.
winner: saddest job title on nikki’s site to date.
the sad part is most movies aren’t worth buying OR torrenting.
Avengers I would buy anyway, and Hunger games etc. Most of the movies released are just awful (and end up on Netflix Streaming- LOL)
Aka Dbag General.
The entire entertainment business needs to reassess how they approach these issues.