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Arcom's first fight agains piracy 2022 results
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On the occasion of the round-table discussion on the fight agains piracy held at the Cannes Film Festival in collaboration with the CNC on Saturday May 20, Arcom has published three summaries of studies on the subject.
Report on blocking mirror sites 2022
Since October 5, 2022, cooperation between Arcom and rights holders in the film and audiovisual industry has enabled the Authority to update blocking measures for services already subject to a court ruling.
Between October 2022 and April 2023, rights holders submitted some forty cases to Arcom, representing a total of 166 domain names notified to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and effectively blocked, in addition to the services blocked under the initial court rulings.
Essential: fight agains mirror sites
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Blocking mirror sites: promising cooperation between Arcom and audiovisual rightholders in an effort to step up the fight against piracy
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Illegal audience report
Arcom monitors the audience for illegal sites offering go paperless cultural reviews or access to unlawful sports broadcasts. The results show a steady decline in unlawful practices over the past few years.
Essentiel: unlawful audience report 2022
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Content piracy audience report 2022
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Assessment of actions to protect creation and sports-related contdnt
This first assessment shows promising results. The schemes introduced by the law open up new prospects for rights holders, whose actions are now strengthened by the additional intervention of Arcom.
In order to ensure the efficiency of the schemes as a whole, the implementation of these provisions must be agile, based on complementary actions by the public authorities and the courts, and supplemented by voluntary private initiatives.
Essential: creative protection and sports-related contdnt
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Key points : protecting sports content and creation: promising first results
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