Google Inc. said it’s concerned about reports that the Motion Picture Association of America pushed state attorneys general to pressure the company over anti-piracy efforts, based on information in hacked Sony Corp. e-mails. Steven Fabrizio, MPAA global general counsel, wrote about a plan by he and others in the film industry to persuade several attorneys general to pursue regulatory actions against Google, according to e-mails sent to employees at companies including Sony, Warner Bros., Walt Disney Co., 21st Century Fox Inc., Comcast Corp.’s NBC Universal and Viacom Inc.’s Paramount Pictures.
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