According to AFTVNews, Amazon is now actively blocking apps that enable piracy on its Fire TV streaming devices. If an app is ...

Sports TV piracy remains a major issue, according to a recent report, which finds that 83% of regular global TV sports viewers access illegal pirated streaming content at least once a week -- either ...

AMAZON’S biggest step yet to put a stop to illegal streaming has started to take effect. The tech giant announced huge ...

There is a storm brewing that is helping content pirates. The budget cutbacks many consumers are considering due to economic challenges in many countries are accelerating the number of people turning ...

Findings from digital piracy data specialist MUSO, which measure visits to the entire piracy eco-system, indicate that the largest media sector was TV content, which accounted for 46.6 per cent of all ...

Oscar Gonzalez is a Texas native who covered video games, conspiracy theories, misinformation and cryptocurrency. Piracy doesn't just affect the US entertainment industry, says a new government study.

A report from U.K. data research firm MUSO says that traffic to piracy websites in 2022 has increased 22% with TV content—the largest media sector—representing 46.6% of pirated content. The ...

French digital TV software provider Canal+ Group filed a suit Monday alleging British rival NDS employed a high-tech lab to break Canal+ Group's smart-card security and posted the information online.

An anti-piracy coalition has dismantled one of India's most popular streaming piracy services, which has provided free access ...

Four major players in the Asian entertainment industry—telcos Singtel, Globe Telecom and Tata Communications, and streaming service Hooq—have named piracy as a crucial priority for the industry to ...

Allegations of corporate-sponsored hacking and espionage by Rupert Murdoch’s pay-TV software maker NDS have now crossed the Atlantic. In the past two weeks, both U.S. satellite TV firms EchoStar ...

OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO — Movie and TV piracy in Africa is so rampant that some production houses are refusing to distribute in their home countries, preferring to sell their shows only to diaspora ...