OTT & Streaming Protection
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OTT and streaming platforms deliver film, series and live channels directly to viewers over the internet, which also makes their content a target for copying and redistribution. Pirated copies can appear on file hosts, streaming sites, social platforms, IPTV services and unofficial apps, often within a short time of release.
This category covers how streaming services can protect their catalogues and channels. The articles explain how continuous monitoring finds copies of a platform's content, why each match is verified by a person before action, and how takedowns are sent to hosts, search engines and app stores. They also describe the reporting that shows what was found, what was removed and where piracy keeps coming back, so that a platform can see the effect of enforcement over time and decide where to focus next.
