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September 22nd, 2017 AOL In 2013, the European Commission ordered a €360,000 ($430,000) study on how piracy affects sales of music, books, movies and games in the EU. However, it never ended up showing it to the public except for one cherry-picked section. That s possibly because the study concluded that there was no evidence that piracy affects copyrighted sales, and in the case of video games, might actually help them. Done by Dutch organization Ecorys, the study might have been lost altogether if not for the effort of EU parliamentarian Julia Reda. She submitted a freedom of information request in July 2017, and after stalling twice, the commission finally produced it. The conclusion? With the exception of recently released blockbusters, there is no evidence to support the idea that online copyright infringement displaces sales, Reda wrote on her blog.

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