“I want to assure you that very soon, we will see more anti-piracy devices being used by publishers,” he said.
The NCC boss said the policy would be a blueprint for a more efficient, modern, responsive legal and administrative framework to leverage creative and innovative potential.
NCC says it is intensifying its anti-piracy drive and enforcing stiffer penalties for copyright infringement and abuse of all literary works in the country.
The MoU is expected to regulate booksellers activities and foster collaboration among stakeholders.
At the moment, only the Federal High Court has the exclusive right to adjudicate over such issues.