Sellers of subscriptions that illegally provide access to online channels, matches or films now face a strengthened legal framework in Morocco. In the event of repeat offending, certain violations can lead to up to four years in prison and a fine of 600,000 dirhams.
Under the impetus of Europol and European prosecutors, Belgium is intensifying its fight against illegal streaming networks. Large-scale operations are now targeting pirate box suppliers, threatening a rapidly expanding market in the country.
Morocco is preparing a reinforced legal arsenal to protect copyright in the digital age . The bill aims notably to counter sports piracy as the 2030 World Cup approaches.
Morocco is preparing a major reform to adapt its copyright law to the digital age . The bill aims to stop massive piracy on the Internet, particularly targeting illegal streaming and pirate broadcasts of sporting events.
Faced with the scourge of sports piracy, France is preparing a new digital weapon. An automatic IP address blocking system will be deployed, with the aim of being fully operational for the next World Cup.
The Brussels Enterprise Court ordered the blocking of illegal Internet Protocol television (IPTV) services following joint legal action by broadcasters RTL Belgium and RTBF. The decision requires internet service providers to cut access to these platforms, which are used by more than 650,000 Belgians.
Thousands of Moroccans who are fans of movies, series and Internet television ( IPTV ) have recently been affected by an action by European law enforcement. Europol and the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service (FIOD) have dismantled one of the largest illegal IPTV services in Europe.
Will Moroccans say goodbye to IPTV ? DAZN, an online sports broadcasting company, has joined a global coalition to fight illegal and unauthorized streaming operations around the world. This coalition is led by the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), which brings together major players in the entertainment industry such as Amazon, Apple, NBC Universal, Netflix, Disney, Sony and Warner Bros.
Many Moroccans have rushed to stores to acquire televisions and IPTV boxes in order to follow the official matches of the World Cup starting this Sunday, November 20, 2022.
Moroccans will not be able to follow the official matches of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, whose kick-off is scheduled for Sunday, November 20, on the main piracy websites of sports content in Morocco. Unless they subscribe to the legal offers.
The global coalition of audiovisual sector players fighting against content piracy, the Alliance for Creativity Entertainment (ACE), of which the Canal+ group has been a member since 2020, has put an end to the activities of the pirated content platform Electro TV Sat in Morocco. A first.
Internet television is the object of desire in Morocco . A new trendy trend, IPTV is preferred by TV viewers in the Kingdom.