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New Premier League Blocking Disrupts Pirate IPTV Providers

Top tier football in the UK is handled by the English Premier League (EPL) and broadcasting partners Sky and BT Sport. All face considerable problems with Internet piracy, through free web or Kodi-based streaming and premium IPTV feeds. To mitigate the threat, earlier this year the Premier League obtained a unique

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Man Leaks New ‘Power’ Episodes Online, Records His Own Face

With the whole world going crazy for Game of Thrones, another TV series has been turning some serious numbers. Produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, crime drama ‘Power’ has been pulling in around eight million viewers per episode. After premiering in June 2014, Power is now seven episodes into season four, which

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Disney Ditching Netflix Keeps Piracy Relevant

There is little doubt that, in the United States, Netflix has become the standard for watching movies on the Internet. The subscription service is responsible for a third of all Internet traffic during peak hours, dwarfing that of online piracy and other legal video platforms. It’s safe to assume that Netflix-type streaming

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As local networks retreat, Netflix is filling the gap in teen TV

With storylines that encompass stalking, eating disorders, rape and suicide, Netflix dramas To the Bone and 13 Reasons Why have been accused of being harmful to their target audience: teenagers. Mental health advocates, psychologists and journalists have claimed these shows are irresponsible and unrealistic, and pose unacceptable risks to young

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Hackers Leak More Confidential Game of Thrones Files

Last week, news broke that a hacker, or hackers, had compromised the network of the American cable and television network HBO. Those responsible sent out an email to reporters, announcing the prominent breach, and leaked files surfaced on the dedicated website Winter-leak.com. While the latter is no longer accessible, the hackers are

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Foxtel targets 128 torrent, streaming sites

In 2015, the Federal Government passed controversial legislation which allows ‘pirate’ sites located on servers overseas to be blocked at the ISP level. “These offshore sites are not operated by noble spirits fighting for the freedom of the internet, they are run by criminals who profit from stealing other people’s creative

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TV Box Seller Emails Sky TV Bosses With ‘Pirate’ Offer, Gets Sued for $1m

After relatively quiet treatment in the media, last year press in New Zealand began reporting on the booming ‘pirate’ set-top box business sweeping the world. Often based around legal Kodi software boosted with third-party addons, the devices are known for providing free movies, TV shows, and sports. Last November, ‘My Box NZ’

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NFSA calls on music lovers and history buffs to have their say

To celebrate 10 years of Sounds of Australia, the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) is calling upon music lovers and history buffs to suggest this year’s additions for the prestigious honour list. Since launching in 2007, more than 100 sounds have been added to the Sounds of Australiaregistry.  Each recording has been

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