Foreign Pirate Sites Could Be Blocked In US
Under new legislation, blocking orders could be targeted at verified pirate sites existing solely to infringe copyrights.
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New Bill to Effectively Kill Anime & Other Piracy in the U.S. Gets Backing by Netflix, Disney & Sony
Netflix, Sony & more back a new anti-piracy bill aiming to ban access to infringing sites in the U.S., with its reach ...
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Japanese Anti-Piracy Group Flags India as a Growing Manga Piracy Hub, Here’s What They Can Do to Help Curb It
The Japanese anti-piracy group ABJ (Authorized Books of Japan) has warned that India could become a major hub for manga piracy.
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Major Companies Back New Bill to Kill Anime Piracy Sites in the US
Proposed bill would amend current copyright laws, with clear legal processes to issue blocking orders for foreign piracy ...
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Subscription bundles keep getting more expensive, and anti-piracy efforts are partially to blame
Subscription fatigue isn't only a consumer problem. It's a business risk. As costs pile up, customers become disillusioned ...
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Not Even the Japanese Government Can Believe How Much Manga Piracy Costs the Industry
Manga piracy has been a problem for the Japanese publishing industry ever since it became possible to duplicate and ...
Motion Pictures Association Backs New Anti-Piracy Bill Targeting Foreign Sites
The Motion Pictures Association (MPA), representing top entertainment companies such as Netflix, Disney, Amazon, and Sony, is supporting a new U.S. bill aimed at cracking down on foreign piracy ...
Streaming In 2025: Will Entertainment And Sports Finally Listen?
Increased subscription costs are making streaming services less affordable and potentially driving users to seek more ...
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“If only they invested all that time into making better services”: Anime Piracy Won’t End Until Streaming Services Recognise the Real Problem
Despite new laws targeting foreign piracy sites, anime piracy persists due to expensive, fragmented, and restrictive ...
New Law Would Create an ‘Internet Kill Switch’ to Fight Movie Piracy Sites
The Foreign Anti-Digital Piracy Act (FADPA) would let copyright holders force ISPs to shut down access to certain websites.