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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 2651767" data-attributes="member: 14159">Yeah, right.It'll be pirated on the P2P networks minutes after it airs, and it'll propagate based largely on the controversy & publicity.Is UNICEF going to sue people around the world for viewing their propaganda outside of Europe?  Is it worth their time and effort, it's not like the RIAA waging a "Hearts & Minds" war to scare people into not pirating music, it would be effort expended for little gain.  They'll send C&D letters to web sites that put it up (especially any mainstream media sites or anything high profile), but P2P is likely to sail right under the radar.Much like the celebrities who go to Japan to film ads they'd never dare to do in the US, but they find their way onto the internet anyway, really restricting a media to one geographic region is not really practical nowadays.  A decade ago, maybe, but now, hype (and childhood nostalgia for the Smurfs combined with a "WTF" factor) may well fuel it being handed around as a net fad (also expect stills or clips of it to be incorporated into weird net humor, message board posts, and icons & avatars).</blockquote>