Twitch and piracy (2)
We saw in our previous article that, due to the platform’s policy and efforts, music wasn’t really a problem when it came to piracy on
Twitch and piracy – part 1: music
While piracy through YouTube is a relatively well-known phenomenon, another streaming platform is now in the spotlight when we think about piracy: Twitch. Twitch is
YouTube and piracy (2)
In our last article we saw what measures YouTube took to fight against stream-ripping. But these measures are not considered sufficient by some; that’s why
YouTube and piracy (part 1)
YouTube is a video sharing platform, and obviously does not contribute directly to digital piracy; it is a legal platform that respects copyrights. However, like
PDN becomes a member of Google’s Trusted Copyright Removal Program
We are proud to announce that at the end of March 2023 PDN has obtained a certification allowing us to become a member of Google’s
MOST EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR LIVE EVENT PROTECTION
MOST EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR LIVE EVENT PROTECTION With each new edition of the World Cup, the number of spectators taking advantage of illegal TV is
Social media and piracy (2)
Social networks are a well-known channel for accessing pirated content. Therefore, these platforms also function as a search engine and as a mediation channel between
World Cup 2022: a retrospective
While the World Cup of Football took place from November 20 to December 18, 2022; despite the controversies over the choice of Qatar, soccer remains
2023 wishes
We will be back on January 15 for 2023 – a year under the sign of cybersecurity and anti-piracy! Facebook Twitter Linkedin
2022-an anti-piracy retrospective – Continued
In the first part of the retrospective we saw that in 2022, the authorities worked closely with rights holders, particularly in the fight against IPTV.
