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Court Orders “ZemTV” Kodi Addon Developer to Pay $650,000 Piracy Damages

American satellite and broadcast provider Dish Network has won a default judgment of $650,000 against the man behind the defunct third-party Kodi-addon ZemTV. UK-based developer…

October 25, 2018, 17:33 by Ernesto Van der Sar

Rightsholders Slammed, Even as Aussie Anti-Piracy Proposals Get Full Support

As tough new anti-piracy laws are quickly pushed through by the Australian parliament, rightsholders still aren't doing enough to tackle to the problem. During the…

October 25, 2018, 09:29 by Andy Maxwell

India Cinemas Put on Lockdown to Prevent ‘Cam’ Piracy

With in-theater camming still a thorn in the side of movie producers in India, a draconian set of rules has been implemented in the south…

October 24, 2018, 18:18 by Andy Maxwell

EFF Recommends Measures to Limit Abuse of EU’s Proposed “Upload Filters”

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has sent several recommendations to the EU bodies negotiating copyright reform proposals. If there is no way to stop the EU's…

October 24, 2018, 12:27 by Ernesto Van der Sar

Facebook and Amazon Flagged Among ‘Notorious’ Pirate Sites

Every year copyright holders report their lists of notorious copyright-infringing markets to the US Trade Representative. Many submissions include classic pirate sites, such as The…

October 23, 2018, 22:01 by Ernesto Van der Sar

YouTube: New EU Copyright Law Could “Drastically Change the Internet”

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has issued a stark warning over the amendments to copyright law recently voted on by the EU Parliament. Wojcicki says the…

October 23, 2018, 09:13 by Andy Maxwell

Canadian ISPs Want Ban on Piracy Settlement Notices

Canadian ISPs are calling on the Government to prevent copyright holders from using the country's notice-and-notice scheme to forward piracy settlement demands. These notices can…

October 22, 2018, 21:30 by Ernesto Van der Sar

UK Govt. Mulls Easy Pirate Site Blocking & Streaming Crackdown

The UK government says it will consider the possibility of introducing extrajudicial 'pirate' site blocking so that rightsholders will not have to go to the…

October 22, 2018, 12:21 by Andy Maxwell

Court Orders “ZemTV” Kodi Addon Developer to Pay $650,000 Piracy Damages

Rightsholders Slammed, Even as Aussie Anti-Piracy Proposals Get Full Support

India Cinemas Put on Lockdown to Prevent ‘Cam’ Piracy

EFF Recommends Measures to Limit Abuse of EU’s Proposed “Upload Filters”

Facebook and Amazon Flagged Among ‘Notorious’ Pirate Sites

YouTube: New EU Copyright Law Could “Drastically Change the Internet”

Canadian ISPs Want Ban on Piracy Settlement Notices

UK Govt. Mulls Easy Pirate Site Blocking & Streaming Crackdown

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