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AI firms face legal challenges for using pirated data; global disparities in copyright laws impact innovation.

EPL’s legal chief shocked by open sale of illegal streaming devices in Singapore; enforcement actions follow.

Rep. Lofgren introduces FADPA to combat foreign online piracy, protecting U.S. interests and the open internet.

Streaming services face rising costs; industries urged to adopt sustainable pricing to retain subscribers.

Authorities seized 16 websites for illegal NFL streaming before Super Bowl XLVI, expanding copyright enforcement.

Manga publishers intensify anti-piracy efforts, leveraging legal actions and AI to combat unauthorized distribution.

Tech companies challenge Italy’s “Piracy Shield,” citing risks of over-blocking and potential EU regulation violations.

USPTO symposium examines anti-piracy strategies from music streaming, site-blocking, and paid model crackdowns.

French Supreme Court upholds bank’s right to cut ties with 1fichier.com over inadequate anti-piracy measures.

Philippine consumers’ group urges Senate to pass bills blocking pirating websites to protect creative sector.

Malaysia blocked 3,682 pirate sites; studies show significant traffic reductions, aiding content creators.

Italy’s ‘Piracy Shield’ curbs illegal streaming but fails to boost paid subscriptions on platforms like DAZN.

UK man jailed for nearly 3 years for running Each Online, an illegal IPTV service offering premium channels.

Sky’s BeStreamWise campaign redirects illegal streamers to waterway footage to highlight piracy risks.

UEFA supports “Operation Kratos,” dismantling illegal streaming platforms serving 22 million users globally.

Birmingham man jailed for 33 months for running illegal Sky TV streaming service to 2,000 users.

Sports industry combats $28B piracy loss with AI tech, dynamic legal blocks, and strategic partnerships.

USTR’s report lists major music piracy sites and highlights complicit ISPs ignoring infringement notices.

Under Trump 2.0, Big Tech may face selective regulation, balancing content moderation with AI and crypto deregulation.

DoodStream defies Delhi High Court’s anti-piracy orders, citing technical challenges and Russian investment ties.

Greek officers honored by AAPA for dismantling online piracy groups, enhancing enforcement and public awareness.

Tanzanian content creators urged to respect privacy rights and obtain consent to prevent harm and legal issues.

HiAnime.to, a major anime piracy site surpassing Disney+ in traffic, added to U.S. “Notorious Markets” list.

Italy’s “Piracy Shield” blocks thousands of illegal IPTV streams, targeting devices like modified Fire Sticks.

Philippines advances in global IP rankings, with IPOPHL reaching 9th in innovation and GII ranking at 53rd.

ACE dismantled major piracy networks in 2024, including Fmovies; new targets identified for 2025.

Unified strategies and investments in security are crucial to combat content piracy in 2025, says Chris White.

The ‘Eye of Rah’ meme on TikTok features an edited image of Rashad Bowens as a Cyclops, referencing Egyptian mythology.

MPA lauds USTR’s 2024 Notorious Markets List, highlights ACE’s takedown of major piracy site Fmovies.

Using modified Fire Sticks for illegal streaming risks legal action, cybersecurity threats, and exposure to inappropriate content.

Giant burgers in the Philippines offer a communal dining experience, perfect for families and friends to share.

Operation Kratos dismantles illegal streaming network serving 22M users; 11 arrests, significant seizures made.

“Squid Game 2” faces over 28 million illegal views, jeopardizing its $68M investment and highlighting piracy issues.

Danish court rules live sports broadcasts are copyrighted, allowing site-blocking to combat piracy.