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The details of Internet users alleged to have shared films including London Has Fallen, and Mechanic: Resurrection, have to be handed over by an ISP.
The Premier League has secured a court order which will allow it to have access to servers streaming football matches blocked in the UK.
A case against a man who was accused of multiple offences for aiding users to bypass government / ISP blockades and censorship has been thrown out.
A man who admitted selling set-top boxes to pubs and clubs in the UK complete with IPTV software to watch subscription TV has been ordered to pay £250,000.
Police have arrested sellers of so called 'Full Loaded Kodi Boxes' as pirate streaming add-ons become more popular.
If you don't count The Pirate Bay, KickassTorrents might be the most notorious torrent site around. Or used to be until it was closed by the ......
Anti-piracy firm CEG TEK has suggested that Internet Service Providers in the United States should pay fines when subscribers repeatedly commit copyright infringement.
Google had to process over 75 million search takedown requests last month, an incredible amount that keeps increasing daily.
The RIAA has secured a $22 million judgement against MP3Skull, a site that did not host but linked to pirated song files.
Patricia Drew, an 82-year-old great-grandmother in the UK has received a £600 demand from copyright holder TCYK, alleging that she shared 'The Company You Keep' illegally.
Infamous Chinese game cracking group 3DM has warned that pirating PC games may be impossible in the near future.
According to multiple sources, a 'security breach' may be to blame for the abrupt end to what has so far been a plentiful DVD screener season.
According to TorrentFreak, 'Game of Thrones' is the most pirated TV show for the fourth year running, followed by 'The Walking Dead.'
Two days before its official release, Adele's latest album 25 is now freely available on the Internet.
The operator of the defunct RockDizMusic music piracy site has been sentenced to three years in prison.
The MPAA has confirmed this week that they were responsible for the shutdown of scene release group YIFY and its parent site YTS following lawsuits against Popcorn Time devs.
Following the major takedown of scene release group YIFY, it seems that the large public torrent tracker Demonii will shut down, as well.
The most popular version of Popcorn Time appears to be down and out for the count.
The newly released web version of Popcorn Time has already been taken down, but the site has quickly found a new domain.
A few of the top developers for the Popcortime.io fork have reportedly left the project this weekend, following a number of internal disputes.
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