Latest about Piracy
Why the CDN Should Be at the Heart of Your Fight Against Piracy
A safe network architecture is a key component in protecting valuable content
Blocking the Pirates: Why the U.S. Needs to Get Onboard
OPINION Blocking technology has proven to effectively stop piracy
Japan’s NHK Joins IBCAP Anti-Piracy Coalition
The International Broadcaster Coalition Against Piracy’s monitoring lab impressed NHK
ITV Turns To Friend MTS To Fight Piracy
The U.K. broadcaster will use Friend MTS to protect its main linear channels and streaming platforms
Borrowing Video Streaming Services Remains Popular Among Younger Adults
New research finds 18- to 34-year-olds account for 59% of adult DTC service borrowing
IBCAP-Coordinated Lawsuit Produces $3 Million Settlement
U.K.-Based CDN and server host, Datacamp Limited will pay Dish $3M for copyright violations
One Third of Streamers Still Sharing Passwords
Amid a crackdown on password sharing nearly half were very worried or somewhat worried that streaming services would crackdown on the practice, according to Horowitz
IBCAP: $25.5M Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Filed Against Glo TV and Rays IPTV
Complaint alleges that Glo TV directly infringes IBCAP member copyrights by transmitting 20 television channels and content over the internet to users in the U.S.
