Spanish Police Shut Down Major Manga Piracy Platform, Sparking Industry Debate
Last month, Spanish police dismantled what they claim was the largest Spanish-language manga piracy platform, Tu Manga Online, operating since 2014 and generating almost $5 million in revenue from…
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