The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has long been vocal about its stance against piracy, consistently condemning those who illegally stream its events. However, the issue has become more complicated recently due to the impact of price hikes on pay-per-view (PPV) events, leading to a rise in piracy rates. UFC’s parent company, TKO Group Holdings, has

Police in Thailand have conducted several raids on a pirate streaming operation with two suspects eventually arrested. The Thai government’s Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has conducted a major operation targeting the supply of pirated Premier League football streams, illegal gambling, and associated money laundering. This operation involved 21 raids across five regions of the

After years of operating under the radar and subsequent legal battles, two IPTV operators in Sweden have seen significant changes in their sentencing. Originally ordered to pay $18 million in damages to rights holders, a successful appeal has resulted in a reduction of this amount by $7 million. Investigation and Initial Conviction In 2019, an

The 2024 Olympic Games, hosted by France, is captivating a global audience with its spectacular events. However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is taking strong measures to protect its intellectual property rights by targeting unauthorized broadcasters. Legal action has led to the blocking of pirate streaming sites and IPTV providers by French ISPs. Here’s a

A clone of the most popular e-book website of all time has exposed user data including email addresses, passwords, and even bitcoin wallet addresses. If you are an e-book user, you have likely heard of the ultra popular Z-Library website which is a “file-sharing” platform or torrenting source that users can download online books and

Five men recently convicted of running one of the largest pirate streaming services in the United States are now seeking to have their convictions overturned. The defendants—Kristopher Dallmann, Douglas Courson, Felipe Garcia, Jared Jaurequi, and Peter Huber—were found guilty last month by a Las Vegas jury in the largest IPTV piracy trial in US history.