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DISH Network has filed a lawsuit against the unnamed operators behind two major IPTV services – LemoTV and Kemo IPTV. The lawsuit also names a long list of affiliated resellers, some of which may be behind the service you’re using. We’ve listed these IPTV resellers in this article. The complaint, made in a Texas federal

A powerful new legal push in Belgium is sending waves through the world of illegal streaming. DAZN, along with broadcaster 12th Player, has begun a major campaign to shut down unverified IPTV providers and pirate sites. The move, supported by a court order and top local ISPs, targets over 130 domains tied to sports streaming.

After more than a decade, the push for blocking websites in the United States is back, and it’s gaining support in Congress. Lawmakers are now proposing rules that could force internet providers to block access to certain foreign websites, just like we saw with SOPA in 2012. The new bill, called the Foreign Anti-Digital Piracy

The Premier League is stepping up its legal fight against piracy by coming after 38 more pirate streaming websites. These sites, which stream live matches without permission, threaten the league’s multi-billion pound broadcast revenue. To address the issue, the league obtained a DMCA subpoena against Cloudflare, a company often used by site operators to hide

According to the Film Content Protection Agency (FCPA), cinema staff across the UK stopped 105 camming attempts last year. Seven individuals were arrested, and five more received police cautions. Even with today’s short theatrical windows, piracy remains a threat. Cams are low in quality but still show up online shortly after release. In 2022, a

A major case in Lebanon has resulted in the conviction of an illegal streaming supplier, marking a significant victory for copyright enforcement worldwide. The operator of a platform responsible for providing pirate services across multiple countries has been sentenced to 11 months in prison and fined over $90,000 in penalties and damages. This case was

A U.S. federal court has approved three sizable default judgments this week, totaling more than $200,000 for pirating adult content. Strike 3 Holdings, a major adult entertainment company, has once again come out ahead in its ongoing legal campaign against BitTorrent users accused of piracy. These cases are part of a much larger effort. Since

French football is facing a financial crisis, and lawmakers are stepping in with a new bill that targets both structural issues in the sport and the growing threat of IPTV piracy. Senators Michel Savin and Laurent Lafon have introduced a proposal that includes sweeping reforms to improve football’s organization, management, and financial stability. The bill