Movie studios are increasingly experimenting with shorter release windows or even simultaneous theatrical and digital premieres.

UK’s Federation Against Copyright Theft published the results of a new survey, finding that 62% of consumers are unaware of the hidden dangers of piracy.

New data shared by piracy tracking company MUSO shows that most torrenting movie pirates prefer HD quality releases, even if they have to wait for months.

New research published by Synamedia shows that the sports industry can potentially earn billions in extra revenue with a tailored approach to piracy.

A report by the UK Intellectual Property Office shows that a quarter of all online entertainment consumers downloaded or streamed content illegally in 2020.

Research commissioned by the Australian government says 59% of people faced with a blocked pirate site are more likely to simply give up than try other means.

A group of bipartisan U.S. House Representatives has sent a letter to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, urging the company to take copyright infringement seriously.

The world governing body for kung fu is using copyright law to identify a user who allegedly made defamatory remarks about the organization on YouTube.

TechDoctorUK is experiencing some interesting problems with YouTube's policies that ban discussion of ways to bypass payment for digital content and services.

The Montreal-based affiliate network AdCenter has closed shop overnight. Scammers have been around for centuries but, on the Internet, they can reach higher.

Patent application has been filed for a technology that can detect and ban rogue devices on its network. This can block orphan and cloned modems.

In a scathing motion to dismiss filed with the court yesterday, the defendants pull no punches in their response to Triller.

the group has now been granted an expansion in an effort to restrict access to domains that helped to circumvent the aims of the High Court order.

Two years ago Internet provider Cox Communications lost its legal battle against a group of major record labels.

Over a 21-month period the woman sold access to 38 different copyrighted books used in the social worker sector.

The world's oldest active torrent file turns 18 years old this month and it's still being seeded by dozens of people.