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BBWN Bites: Consumers Want More Choice, Asia-Pac Survey SaysAlso, law enforcement shuts down IPTV domains around Europe, TiVo figures out a way to add commercials, smart home devices keep growing and Vod.pl bests Netflix in Poland.
Piracy in the High-Speed
Today's high-speed broadband networks, with petabytes of cloud-based content, lure modern pirates to create websites and subscription plans that may appear legit to subscribers. But they are not -- and law enforcement, with the encouragement of copyright holders and legal sellers of content, will take down these illegal products. (Image by Felix Lichtenfeld from Pixabay)
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Extending Its Audience
Telefónica and Atresmedia are working together to create more Spanish-language programming to appear on TV. No word yet on the type of content, although it could include telenovelas along the lines of the popular show "La Patrona," as well as news, documentaries and dramas.
— Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News. Follow us on Twitter or @alisoncdiana. |
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