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In conjunction with Egyptian law enforcement, ACE announced the arrest of the operator of Movizland, a collection of piracy domains with visits from various countries in the MENA region.
ACE announced it has shut down Spain’s top illegal streaming and torrent service, AtomoHD.
DAZN, one of the world’s leading live-sports streaming services, has joined ACE to tackle the piracy operations that threaten the sports broadcasting and streaming industry.
ACE applauds the sentencing of Chen Su and Zhuang Su, operators of the infamous 8maple network of piracy sites. In one of the lengthiest sentences handed down for criminal copyright cases, the Taoyuan District Court sentenced the defendants to 18 months in prison and confiscated more than TWD 58.8 million (approx. USD$1.97 million) in illicit gains.
The symposium, attended by more than 80 government officials and content industry representatives, discussed effective strategies to disrupt and curb egregious levels of digital piracy, the efficacy of technical measures and intermediary outreach, and effective consumer messaging to make internet users more aware of the dangers of downloading egregious malware from piracy websites and services.
LOS ANGELES – The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), the world’s leading anti-piracy coalition, issued a statement today regarding the…
With support from ACE, a team of global law enforcement authorities has completed the fifth wave of a far-reaching antipiracy action in Brazil. Twelve piracy operators were arrested in the Brazilian states of Bahia, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Pernambuco and São Paulo.
LOS ANGELES – As part of its campaign to stop the illicit hosting of digital piracy content, the Alliance for Creativity…
ACE applauds U.S. law enforcement for efforts that culminated in the sentencing of two operators of Gears TV, a large-scale illegal streaming subscription service. Gears TV is one of the largest piracy operations of its kind ever prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS), which worked in conjunction with the Internal Revenue Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to target and prosecute the operators.
