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Becoming the latest in a number of firms in the broadcast technology market to gain the hyperscaler’s technical validation, content protection and multiscreen TV solutions firm NAGRA has completed the AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR).
In what the global provider of content protection and video security services says is a new chapter for the company, Friend MTS has announced Shane McCarthy as its new chief executive officer (CEO), primarily tasked with driving growth across all markets.
Leading Turkish pay-TV operator and broadcaster Digiturk has appointed Irdeto as its primary video security partner deploying a set of technologies, including watermarking and cardless conditional access (CA) solutions.
A study from the VAUNET German Media Association has highlighted the worrying conclusion that despite the best efforts of the media industry, watching illegal live content on TV in the country was still widespread in 2022 and has actually increased noticeably in recent years.
Just days after the content security community platform included Rightsline as its first rights and royalties software management provider, the Trusted Partner Network (TPN) has now teamed up with remote collaboration storage provider LucidLink.
Becoming the first rights and royalties software management provider to join industry content security initiative, Rightsline has joined the Trusted Partner Network (TPN).
The Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) has upped the ante in the fight against content piracy, joining police to serve notices to individuals to cease illegal streaming activities with immediate effect and informing users of the associated risks, which include criminal prosecution.
In a chilling example of just how much a target service providers are to cyber criminals, outages experienced by FuboTV viewers in watching the World Cup football semi-final between France and Morocco on 14 December have been revealed to be due to a cyber-attack.
