If you’ve landed on this blog, here’s what might have happened: You recently checked your Instagram, and saw that someone has uploaded the entire episodes of your TV show. The scenes on which you worked hard on are now watched and shared by thousands of people without your consent.
The internet is a tricky place — while platforms like YouTube have become the main source of income for many content creators, they also make it easy for unauthorized users to upload your content without permission.
One day, you wake up, open TikTok, and discover that episodes of your show are freely circulating on this social network. People are sharing your scenes, creating edits, and uploading entire episodes.
You have discovered that foreign pirate sites are illegally distributing your content, but when you go there to see what is going on, you hit a wall. "Access denied," the screen says.
What do you imagine when the word “copyright lawyer” goes through your mind? Probably a guy all suited up on his quest to defeat piracy – that’s not it!
Nowadays, a serious issue has been rising in the world of gaming. Gamers might not take it seriously, but it has posed a serious challenge for game project managers.
Let’s dive deep as we explore what makes an anti-piracy service truly effective and how to evaluate its performance.
With the second quarter of the 21st century on the way, the power social media yields in the success of a business only grows upwards