Disney Star joins International Broadcaster Coalition Against Piracy
Enhancing the coalition's efforts in combating global piracy, IBCAP now safeguards renowned channels from a prominent Indian media and entertainment company.
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Enhancing the coalition's efforts in combating global piracy, IBCAP now safeguards renowned channels from a prominent Indian media and entertainment company.
As part of the IBCAP membership offering, it will initially monitor multiple live cricket matches for the IPL 2023 tournament on behalf of Cricbuzz.
Federal Court ruling against Super Arab includes a broad injunction against dealers, hosting providers and other non-parties, as well as domain name transfers by registries.
The IBCAP coordinated and supported the lawsuits that led to the transfer of domain names and the shutdown of pirate services.
In a lawsuit supported by IBCAP, Michigan retailer Atlas Electronics has been ordered to pay more than $5.7m for selling pirated IStar service.
The International Broadcaster Coalition Against Piracy, which represents more than 150 TV channels from around the world, has successfully shut down some of the largest pirate services in the US.
Brooklyn-based retailer 786 Wireless and its owner, Rana Afzal, were also sued.
