Additional key findings from the Revenera Monetization Monitor: Software Piracy and License Compliance 2026 Outlook report include: While 31 percent of producers say piracy is a major cause of revenue ...

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BEIRUT: Computer and software piracy in Lebanon fell to 73 percent in 2006 from 76 percent in 2005 but the financial losses caused by the illegal practice jumped by $4 million to $39 million, ...

So far, the only examples of blocked piracy apps on Fire TV are Flix Vision and LiveNet TV, which Amazon temporarily disabled ...

Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko. Contributor/Getty Images. The government of Belarus has passed a law that permits the use of media and intellectual property, such as computer software, in ...

Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko legalized piracy in the country without requiring the consent of the rights holder last week. The law states it will include computer programs, audiovisual ...

Attorney General John Ashcroft announces that law enforcement officials have conducted more than 100 searches around the world, targeting "warez" computer file-sharers. The loosely connected groups ...

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Amazon, one of the world’s largest book marketplaces, is getting flooded with pirated books. This is obviously sad for publishers, given that American publishers lose $300 million annually to piracy.

The government of Belarus has passed a law that permits the use of media and intellectual property, such as computer software, in the country without the consent of copyright holders from “unfriendly” ...