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Google Objects to Film Studio Demands to Block Popular App Used by Pirates

By Eric Priezkalns 21 Oct 2021 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Google wants to intervene in legal action that concerns blocking the distribution of Popcorn Time software.


Saudi Arabia Set to End Billion-Dollar Piracy of Qatar’s beIN Sports TV

By Eric Priezkalns 12 Oct 2021 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Lawyers for beIN described Saudi TV piracy as ‘the most widespread and damaging piracy operations that the world has ever seen’.


Content Piracy: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You

By Carlos Marques 30 Sep 2021 Privacy & Intellectual Property

The unlawful distribution of copyrighted content consumes almost a quarter of all internet bandwidth. Comms providers should automate the discovery of piracy on their networks.


Police Take Down Pirate Streaming App with 100mn Users

By Eric Priezkalns 23 Mar 2021 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Mobdro was believed to have been the most downloaded pirate streaming app in the world.


Police Seize Servers and Block Website of Pirates Who Sold 20,000 Streaming Multimedia Devices

By Eric Priezkalns 19 Nov 2020 Privacy & Intellectual Property

EUR1.9mn was made by pirates using a Swiss company to sell devices that connected to video servers in several European countries.


Police Raids in 19 Countries Take Down 60 Pirate Movie Servers

By Eric Priezkalns 1 Sep 2020 Privacy & Intellectual Property

The US-led operation prompted arrests in the USA and Cyprus, whilst an alleged Norwegian conspirator remains at large.


Europol Report Links TV Piracy to Cryptocurrency Money Laundering

By Eric Priezkalns 28 Jul 2020 Digital Money

Cryptocurrency mining was used to disguise the illegal profits of two different digital TV piracy gangs.


Spanish Police Disconnect Pirate IPTV Service with 2mn Customers

By Eric Priezkalns 17 Jun 2020 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Over 40,000 television channels, movies and series were used to generate an estimated USD17mn of illegal profit.


EU Operation Disconnects 800,000 Pirate TV Viewers

By Eric Priezkalns 24 Sep 2019 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Over 200 servers were seized on the same day by authorities in several European countries.


Blocking Multiple Pirate Sites Can Boost Legal Streaming Sales

By Eric Priezkalns 11 Sep 2019 Privacy & Intellectual Property

New research shows that changing the behavior of a pirate depends on removing all piracy options at the same time.


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RAG RAFMCS Survey Results

Eric Priezkalns summarizes the largest ever survey of revenue assurance, fraud management and cybersecurity (RAFMCS) pros working for comms providers worldwide.

 

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