Motion Picture Association

In Sweden, home of infamous torrenting site The Pirate Bay, online piracy seems to be a thing of the past in a country that was once a hotbed of illeg(...)

What’s the gist of it? If you are using a multimedia box to stream content, the recent court ruling that Ireland’s internet service providers (ISPs) (...)

As Ireland’s film industry celebrates another fantastic year of achievement, culminating in Ruth Negga’s Oscar nomination, it seems incredible that an(...)

The successful court action which will block three illegal film sites will send out the message that piracy is not a victimless crime, the movie indus(...)

Six major film and TV studios have secured injunctions directing internet service providers to block access to websites involved in illegal streaming (...)

The recording music industry offers a cautionary tale to the US Motion Picture Association, which this week went to the High Court in Dublin to force (...)

The movie industry can sell you almost anything except, it seems, the notion that if you want to watch it you have to pay for it. Pirate content is b(...)

After court action taken by a group of film studios to have three movie streaming portals blocked, the cat-and-mouse game of internet piracy endures a(...)

More than a million people who illegally stream films and TV shows from the internet face having their online access cut off or severely reduced if a(...)

Up to 1.3 million people living in the State may be involved in illegally accessing the work of six film and TV studios via various websites, a court (...)