Content ID Claims Go Nuclear YouTube’s Content ID system, the platform’s automated copyright detection arm, just hit a nuclear milestone. Their latest transparency report throws some eye-opening figures our way: a mind-numbing billion claims processed in the last six months…
Illegal Streamers Beware: UK Cracks Down on IPTV Providers
The situation faced by Arcom during the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar presents a challenging conundrum. While the regulator aims to curb illegal streaming of football matches by blocking domains associated with piracy, it must also consider the unintended…
The proliferation of Sci-Hub and similar shadow libraries underscores the ongoing challenges faced by academic publishers in protecting their copyrighted content and maintaining sustainable business models. Despite efforts to shut down or restrict access to these platforms, they continue to…
Anti-piracy campaigns have been a longstanding effort by various industries to combat the illegal downloading and distribution of copyrighted content. However, many of these campaigns have been criticized for their ineffectiveness or for missing the mark in their messaging. A…
The evolving landscape of online piracy presents complex challenges for content creators, distributors, and policymakers alike. While the impacts of piracy on legal consumption can vary significantly, recent research suggests that TV show piracy may have a promotional aspect that…
The notion that making content widely available at fair prices is the most effective long-term solution to piracy is widely accepted in discussions surrounding digital copyright infringement. This strategy aims to address the underlying motivations for piracy by providing convenient…
The “Argus” system proposed by Microsoft’s research department represents an innovative approach to combating piracy using blockchain technology. By leveraging the Ethereum blockchain, the system provides transparency, practicality, and security, while also addressing concerns such as abusive reports and errors….
Winning the Oscar for “best picture” is undoubtedly a significant achievement in the film industry, carrying with it both prestige and increased revenue opportunities. However, it’s interesting to note that even being nominated for such an award can lead to…
It’s fascinating to delve into the local piracy preferences revealed by the EU Intellectual Property Office’s research. Despite the data being somewhat dated, the insights gained from analyzing these preferences can still provide valuable information about trends and patterns in…
In a sweeping operation across five Croatian counties, USKOK and the police have arrested 11 individuals involved in a large-scale piracy network. The suspects are accused of offenses related to intellectual property theft and unauthorized use of computer systems, with…
Two Vietnamese men accused of running the infamous FMovies piracy network have confessed to their roles in a years-long operation that reportedly generated substantial illicit profits. Authorities have confirmed the prosecution of Phan Thanh Cong and Nguyen Tuan Anh, both…
