Viaccess-Orca has announced a collaboration with research institute, technology provider and innovation accelerator bcom to fight piracy.
Global piracy hits 190 billion visits in 2018
Global piracy numbers reached almost 190 billion pirate site visits in 2018, according to figures released by MUSO.
Police raid and arrest pirates in massive hit against illegal TV streaming
The Premier League, and national police in Spain, Denmark and Europol worked together in an international anti-piracy operation resulting in five arrests and uncovering a complex, international illegal IPTV business.
29% of Indonesian viewers use pirated TV boxes
In a recent study of the online content viewing behaviour of Indonesian consumers, it was revealed that 29% of consumers use a TV box which can be used to stream pirated television and video content.
Premier League pirates jailed for 17 years
Three men who sold illegal streaming devices to rebroadcast football from more than 20 pay-TV companies have been sentenced to a total of 17 years in jail for defrauding Premier League.
Long prison sentences for UK torrent pirates
In the UK, four local residents who ran the torrent tracker thefoundry.name were sentenced to prison sentences from two to 4.5 years.
Australian man arrested for selling one million Netflix, Spotify, Hulu passwords
Police in Australia have arrested a 21-year-old Sydney man who allegedly made AU $300,000 (EUR187,000) selling passwords of services including Netflix, Spotify, Hulu, PSN, and Origin.
Bein Media: AFC surrenders to illegal Saudi pressure
The Bein Media Group has protested against the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), which will live-stream matches featuring Saudi Arabian clubs in the AFC Asian Champions League for free into Saudi Arabia.
BeIn Media Group urges US to take action against Saudi Arabia
BeIn Media Group is leading a group of major US sports leagues, studios and international broadcasters mading detailed public submissions to US Trade Representative as theft of world sport and entertainment spreads.
Survey: one in four Malaysian consumers uses pirated TV box
In a recent study of the online content viewing behaviour of Malaysian consumers, it was revealed that 25% of consumers use a TV box which can be used to stream pirated television and video content.
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