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Young Africans urged to fight piracy—report and avoid fake content to safeguard youth creativity.

IPTV piracy is soaring in Norway—costly legal options push users toward cheaper, unauthorized streams.

Argentina arrests “Shishi,” founder of Al Angulo TV, for illegal streaming of football, F1 & more; raid seizes devices.

Nigerian youth creators under threat—fight piracy by spotting fake content, using legit apps, reporting offenders.

Lithuania disputes MUSO piracy data, citing flawed method and VPN omissions; MUSO pushes back for correction.

Glasgow’s Michael Green must pay £863,781 in damages to Sky for running illegal IPTV Sky Sports service.

Argentine police arrest "Shishi"—founder of pirate Al Angulo TV—for illegally streaming football & F1; crackdown.

FG warns piracy is crippling Nigeria’s creative economy; NCC urges teachers to combat it via Copyright Act.

“Music piracy declined thanks to paid streaming, but ripping persists—50% of French pirated tracks come from legal sources.”

“Digital video piracy inflicts up to $71 billion losses annually on the global entertainment industry.”

“Netflix used generative AI for VFX, boosting speed but raising concerns over creativity, authenticity, and jobs.”

“Vietnam fights piracy with AI-driven DRM, site blocking, legal reform, and rising viewer willingness to pay.”

“Greece fines IPTV users €750 (doubling if repeated); €5,000 for commercial, with enforcement agencies named.”

“MovieBox.ng was taken down after 130M visits, but dozens of clone sites popped up immediately.”

“ACE shuts down another major piracy platform, building on past takedowns like Openload and 123movies.la.”

“Bipartisan Block BEARD Act lets copyright holders seek court-ordered ISP blocks on foreign piracy sites.”

“France courts order VPNs to block select pirate sports sites; defenses and EU referral rejected.”

“65% of young Vietnamese access pirated content, risking safety and costing $348M in TV, film & music industries.”

“MultiChoice Ghana cracks down on decoder piracy and illegal streaming via tech, law enforcement, and public outreach.”