Meanings of digital piracy in English

NBC Universal is going on the offensive yet again with digital piracy.

They will continue to work on halting digital piracy.

The major music labels see the promotion as another attempt to make money off digital piracy.

Subwoofr founders Joe Lennon and Simon Cogan think it's time musicians stopped losing money to streaming services and digital piracy.

The latter is only half the industry's sales in 1999, before the outbreak of digital piracy, but growth has returned.

A decade ago, the dotcom crash was still a recent memory, and digital piracy threatened to undercut the entire entertainment industry.

The law was birthed when digital piracy (of things like DVDs and music) first and truly reared its head.

In Rainbows is the most high-profile attempt yet to restructure the economics of a music industry struggling with the effects of digital piracy.

Spain passed a law last year to clamp down on digital piracy, but critics have said it has resulted in few closures of websites.

In a message to members Friday, it supported the development of a digital marketplace for the world's words as a counter to digital piracy.

The band has worried that the valuable song catalog could be devalued by selling individual songs or by an increased potential for digital piracy.

In January 2019 alone, sports fans accessed sports piracy sites 362.7 million times, according to data from digital piracy research firm Muso.

WIRED: Digital piracy has been illegal since the 1976 Copyright Act.

- - - Protection sought: Musicians are urging the European Union to protect their US$40-billion worldwide industry against digital piracy.