Piracy DirecTV Joins IBCAP Anti-Piracy Group IBCAP’s newest member signals the group’s increased efforts to combat piracy of mainstream American content 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 Blocking technology has proven to effectively stop piracy Latest about Piracy Pirating Streamed Content to Become Felony By Michael Balderston last updated 22 December 20 Bill to be included in omnibus part of the COVID-19 relief bill Regulatory and Standards Illegal Streaming Would Become Felony Under Proposed Bill By Michael Balderston last updated 21 December 20 Currently, illegal streaming is classified as a misdemeanor Synamedia Report Details Ways to Incentivize Against Sports Piracy By Michael Balderston published 26 October 20 Besides legal action, interrupted or poor pirated streams are biggest deterrent for pirates Piracy Devices Increase Risk of Cyber Attacks, Survey Finds By Michael Balderston published 23 June 20 Attacks have been on the rise during COVID-19 outbreak 51% of Global Sports Fans Watch Pirated Sports Content By Michael Balderston published 5 June 20 This as 89% of fans subscribe to pay-TV or OTT services Sports Akamai Announces New Steps to Combat Content Piracy By Phil Kurz published 25 March 20 The steps include immediate access revocation, which is particularly useful for sports streams Piracy, Account Sharing Resulted in $9B Lost Revenue in 2019 for U.S. By Michael Balderston published 15 January 20 If trends continue, cost to pay-TV and OTT operators could reach $67 billion worldwide by 2023, per Parks Associates. Fox, Charter Reach Distribution Agreement By Michael Balderston published 21 October 19 As part of the deal, companies will work together on content piracy. Video Piracy Sinks Below 5% in U.S., Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 27 June 19 Legal SVoD services are eliminating the need for pirate sites. Netflix, Amazon Join Studios in Targeting ‘Set TV’ By Jeff Baumgartner for Multichannel News published 24 April 18 Lawsuit aims to take down service that is allegedly selling and distributing illegal video services globally 1 2 3 4 5 Archives Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Sinclair and ONE Media Technologies Announce NAB Show Plans2Charter’s Spectrum Adds AMC+ to Spectrum TV Select 3Meet Rich Welsh, SMPTE’s New President4Cloudbass Selects Grass Valley Solutions for New IP Remote Production Fleet5Sinclair’s KOMO, KUNS to Broadcast 33 Seattle Storm Games
Pirating Streamed Content to Become Felony By Michael Balderston last updated 22 December 20 Bill to be included in omnibus part of the COVID-19 relief bill
Illegal Streaming Would Become Felony Under Proposed Bill By Michael Balderston last updated 21 December 20 Currently, illegal streaming is classified as a misdemeanor
Synamedia Report Details Ways to Incentivize Against Sports Piracy By Michael Balderston published 26 October 20 Besides legal action, interrupted or poor pirated streams are biggest deterrent for pirates
Piracy Devices Increase Risk of Cyber Attacks, Survey Finds By Michael Balderston published 23 June 20 Attacks have been on the rise during COVID-19 outbreak
51% of Global Sports Fans Watch Pirated Sports Content By Michael Balderston published 5 June 20 This as 89% of fans subscribe to pay-TV or OTT services
Akamai Announces New Steps to Combat Content Piracy By Phil Kurz published 25 March 20 The steps include immediate access revocation, which is particularly useful for sports streams
Piracy, Account Sharing Resulted in $9B Lost Revenue in 2019 for U.S. By Michael Balderston published 15 January 20 If trends continue, cost to pay-TV and OTT operators could reach $67 billion worldwide by 2023, per Parks Associates.
Fox, Charter Reach Distribution Agreement By Michael Balderston published 21 October 19 As part of the deal, companies will work together on content piracy.
Video Piracy Sinks Below 5% in U.S., Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 27 June 19 Legal SVoD services are eliminating the need for pirate sites.
Netflix, Amazon Join Studios in Targeting ‘Set TV’ By Jeff Baumgartner for Multichannel News published 24 April 18 Lawsuit aims to take down service that is allegedly selling and distributing illegal video services globally
