With an expansionist neighbor, Baltic broadcasters are taking disaster preparedness seriously
Broadcasters in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are thinking about how to keep TV on the air in the event of a major incident
Content by no one for no one: Surviving the Gen AI bubble
Can the media & entertainment sector put the brakes on its toxic relationship with Gen AI?
IP predators: The endless tech arms race against packs of pirates
Content piracy is happening worldwide on an industrial scale. Protecting copyright is a technology face-off that never ends.
On the trail of the ghost influencers, the fake “experts” who get big headlines
Journalist Rob Waugh cracked open a world of widely quoted, but nonexistent, experts. How do real humans get heard in an ecosystem that reward fast…
Sweden could go after viewers of illegal IPTV streams
Special investigator recommendations include fining viewers of illegal streams and faster shut down of illegal broadcasts
LaLiga launches season with anti-piracy awareness
The Spanish league kicks off with a spot showing how pirated content endangers viewers as well as the sports biz
There’s no thriving creative sector without solid security
Visiting London’s International Security Expo asks the question of what media industry security really means
Outer Limits pirate service gets hit with $15m judgment
The illegal content service provided subscribers with 13,000 film titles and 3000 TV series
Danish Parliament to vote on law for deepfake defense
This month, Denmark will vote on a law that would give citizens control over how their likenesses are used
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