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GeoGuard’s studio approved VPN/DNS Proxy detection solution has made the shortlist for the prestigious Content Innovation Awards in the OTT TV Technology of the Year category. The winner will be

The latest worldwide VPN usage report by GlobalWebIndex identifies accessing geo-restricted entertainment content as still the #1 motivation for VPN users. While preserving anonymity is important for North American VPN users, access to better

Congratulations to the BBC, a GeoGuard customer, for breaking their live online viewing record! England’s victory over Tunisia saw three million requests to stream the match online on BBC iPlayer

GeoGuard’s premium VPN/Proxy Detection now fully integrated with Akamai to offer enhanced anti-piracy tools for online streaming services. June 11, 2018 (Vancouver, Canada) – GeoGuard today announces a new agreement

BeIN Sports, the Qatar based sports network has a billion dollar piracy problem on its hands and how it plays out could impact the value of sports licensing all over

OTT Executive Magazine | Best Practices | Spring 2018 By: David Briggs Premium content has always sold for a premium price; particularly in the more developed, wealthier markets. No surprise then that

1st April 2018 marks a major change for Rights Holders and OTT broadcasters in the landscape of digital content delivery inside the EU. The new EU Content Portability rules oblige OTT

As a former (or should that be reformed?) bookie, I considered it an absolute pleasure and privilege to work in Sports. Starting my day with the back pages of the

The TV industry is not reacting fast enough to the growing US$5 billion geo-piracy problem and this is particularly crucial with the imminent digital single market rolling out in the

Integration of GeoGuard’s geo-piracy prevention solution with Cloud Pass from Toolbox enables content distributors to gain access to higher-quality content VANCOUVER, British Columbia – October 17, 2017 – GeoGuard, the

Illegal downloads and streams are directly impacting the TV business, but how far are they changing the distribution models of tomorrow, and what can be done to stop the flow?

The Kodi problem is well documented in the media right now, from the prosecution of piracy offenders in small towns in England through to the ban of add-ons such as