Category: FOREIGN NEWS

6. 10. 2025

MultiChoice Zimbabwe has launched a new campaign, DStv ZIMnandi, aimed at curbing cross-border signal piracy and encouraging viewers to switch to locally licensed subscriptions.

1. 10. 2025

The Swedish government is preparing legislation that would make it an offence for consumers to use illegal IPTV services, extending current rules that primarily target distributors.

30. 9. 2025

Italian authorities have dismantled a large-scale digital piracy network in an operation coordinated by prosecutors in Catania, eight arrests.

22. 9. 2025

An elderly couple from Bavaria is standing trial in Landshut, accused of orchestrating a large-scale piracy scheme that allegedly defrauded pay-TV operator Sky Deutschland of more than €4.4 million.

16. 9. 2025

FACT have conducted an enforcement operation addressing Irish retail outlets involved in providing access to illegal TV streaming services.

8. 9. 2025

ACE and DAZN’s anti-piracy team have shut down Calcio which streamed unlicensed content from its base in Moldova.

2. 9. 2025

Orlando Wood share his views on the enduring principles of effective advertising and how brands can rediscover the creativity that fuels long-term growth.

25. 8. 2025

rgentine authorities have arrested the alleged founder of Al Ángulo TV, a notorious illegal sports streaming platform.

14. 8. 2025

LaLiga is renewing its commitment to combat audiovisual piracy, which it says presents the biggest threat to the sports and entertainment industry.

5. 8. 2025

Few figures have shaped modern advertising as profoundly as Sir John Hegarty, who speaks of creativity as a force that moves people and markets.

23. 7. 2025

A new study released by the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), has found consumers are up to 65 times more likely to be infected with malware when using piracy sites as compared to legitimate websites.

18. 7. 2025

German investigators have struck a significant blow against illegal IPTV operations, arresting suspects, seizing servers, and confiscating assets worth around €500,000.

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