Anime mangas and piracy
In our first article about the anime market we focused on the many players in the anime market. This multiplicity of actors makes the production of
Why do we love anime
What is anime? Outside of Japan, the word is used to describe cartoons or animated films produced in Japan, such as Naruto, Sailor Moon or
Tools to fight against IPTV
In our last article, we saw that illegal IPTV promises you an access to hundreds of TV channels, thousands of movies and series and sports
6 questions about Ip TV
On social networks and elsewhere on the Web, there are many offers for IPTV services and for devices allowing to watch it. More and more
Identity Theft on Social Media (2)
In the first part of our article, we looked at the general characteristics of social media impersonation. This week we will study more closely the
The piracy Academy Awards
On March 27th one of the biggest events of the year when you’re a movie lover will take place – Academy Awards night. As you
The Pirate Bay a piracy success story
Obtaining court orders to force local Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to sites that distribute pirated content is often considered to be one
Antipiracy tools for the movie industry
Facts and numbers Films are more likely to be pirated a few weeks after their release, but also when they are nominated or awarded at
How piracy destroys the movie industry
The film market is dominated by a few players, surrounded by a multitude of very small structures. Similarly, the big budget movies make the most
Antipiracy: action vs prevention
There are two ways to fight against the illegal use of your movies, TV shows, video games or ebooks: prevention or what we can call