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Alive GR Kodi Add-On Status: Why It No Longer Works & Best Alternatives

Alive GR Kodi Add-On – Current Status, Developer Statement, and Best Alternatives Alive GR Kodi Add-On – Current Status, Developer Statement, and Future Possibilities The Alive GR Kodi add-on, often searched as alive gr kodi, alive kodi, greek kodi, or kodi greek add-on, was once one of the most important Greek add-ons available for Kodi. […]

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YouTube Copyright Strike Took Down Livestream Before it Even Started

To protect copyright holders, YouTube uses advanced tools that flag and disable videos which are used without permission. In addition to this Content-ID system, copyright holders can also submit manual takedown notices to remove infringing…

Instagram Uses DMCA Complaint to Protect Users’ “Copyrighted Works”

DMCA notices are sent in their millions every single week, mainly to restrict access to copyright-infringing content. These notices usually target the infringing content itself or links to the same, but there are other options too. The anti-circumvention…

President Trump Signs USMCA Trade Deal that ‘Exports’ US Copyright Policy

Last month the United States, Canada, and Mexico signed off on a new trade deal, which replaced the quarter-century old the NAFTA agreement. The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will accommodate changes in trade that the three…

Kim Dotcom Domain Dispute Settled, Next Up: Supreme Court Extradition Ruling

Kim Dotcom’s under-development file-sharing/crypto project K.im had problems recently when its main K.im domain fell into third-party hands. As previously reported, communication issues with the registry led to the domain expiring and it…

Promoting Pirate Apps Lands US Phone Store in Court, Again

Millions of people around the world use pirate apps on their mobile devices to stream TV-shows and movies. In recent years copyright holders have tried to tackle the problem, both in and outside of court. Hawaiian attorney Kerry Culpepper…

YouTube Rippers Battle RIAA in Takedown Whack-a-Mole

Late last year the RIAA started targeting several YouTube rippers and downloaders by sending relatively rare takedown requests to Google. Instead of the usual DMCA copyright notices, the music group asked the search engine to remove various…