According to a new survey published by the Australian government, when internet users try to access any of the pirate sites blocked by their ISPs, six in every ten instantly give up looking for pirated content.
Internet provider Frontier Communications must share the personal details of subscribers with movie and music companies, as part of two ongoing piracy liability lawsuits.
A delegation of Greek officials arrived in Cannes this week to announce the launch of a new government body, Creative Greece, that will oversee all audiovisual production in the Mediterranean nation.
After being at the point of market failure in 2022, the smiles are back on the faces of British independent filmmakers, thanks to the U.K. Independent Film Tax Credit (IFTC) that was announced by the government in March and came into effect in April.
Asian audiences are increasingly turning to homegrown content in their streaming choices. Asian titles powering 80% of premium VOD engagement and customer acquisition.
These subscriptions will allow users to access Prime Video's library, along with benefits like free same-day and next-day delivery on Amazon purchases.
A balance between revenue generation and user experience will likely drive the continued coexistence of new ad-supported streaming models like FAST and Always On, say experts.
As television executives prepare lavish stage presentations in New York this week to dazzle advertisers during the annual TV upfront sales season, a harsh economic reality looms offstage.
Since 2015, the Australian government has commissioned research to understand the level of online infringement and how that changes over time.
Copyright holders are repeatedly flagging IMDb URLs for alleged copyright infringement. Historically, these DMCA notices were mostly sent in error, flagging legitimate IMDb listings.