Set-top boxes that load content first and pirated interactive Internet TV (IPTV) Service is a major issue for content owners and broadcasters around the world.
Through a growing number of out-of-court settlements and full-blown lawsuits, Media companies have tried to address the threat, But a case in Canada shows that, It's a long game.
Canadian media firms hit set-top box retailers
2016 years, Bell Canada (Bell Canada) , Videotron, Group TVA And Rogers Communications (Rogers Communications) And filed a lawsuit in the federal Court of Canada, grocer L3D Distributing (INL3D) , Morcor Computers 2000 and Ottawa Tek Corporation To promote and sell pirated set-top boxes and pirated copies to the public IPTV service.
Reprinted from China Intellectual Property Network
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