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The major target of the Saudi Arabia-based beoutQ has been Qatar’s beIN Media Group but the European Commission has now condemned the Kingdom for causing “considerable harm” to EU businesses through support for the piracy operation.
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In what could be an alarming discovery for a region that is traditionally known as a piracy black spot, research from the Contra Piratería de Televisión Paga (ALIANZA)  has revealed a marked increase in traffic to web piracy sites across Latin America over the last year.
alianza 6Sep2019

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Despite what has been a successful move to block the notorious IndoXXI illegal streaming service, it would appear that the ghost of Indonesia’s notorious pirate service is still haunting the country.

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An industry report from Parks Associates examining trends, business models, and best practices to identify and fight piracy has found that the phenomenon is rife with huge potential losses to pay-TV providers.

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Aiming to prevent the piracy of premium content transmitted via satellite, leading video delivery and encoding technology and infrastructure company ATEME has entered into partnership with UK-based telco BT.
BTsport Sala 7Feb2019

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South America is famed for its passion for football and sadly also for illegal broadcasts of such games and to mitigate this problem, CONMEBOL, the game’s regional governing body has enlisted Irdeto to protect its brand and combat piracy of live football matches.

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Just weeks after the site was singled out for condemnation by the country’s video associations and pay-TV firms, the Indonesian indoXXI website is said to have closed on 1 January.

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A new study of the online content viewing behaviour of Indonesian consumers has revealed the alarming finding that 63% of consumers have accessed streaming piracy websites or torrent sites to access premium content without paying any subscription fees.

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