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piracy

Homegrown movies gain wider audience
Entertainment 8 years ago

Homegrown movies gain wider audience

At a time when the public can “innocently” post a live video just for the heck of it rather than monetizing it, it’s best to know that digital piracy is a crime.
‘Deadpool’ tops list of most pirated movies in 2016
Entertainment 9 years ago

‘Deadpool’ tops list of most pirated movies in 2016

Deadpool has been named the most illegally downloaded film of 2016. According to file sharing publication TorrentFreak, the Marvel film was the most downloaded movie on torrent client BitTorrent, kompas.com reported.
‘Game of Thrones’ most pirated TV series once again
Entertainment 9 years ago

‘Game of Thrones’ most pirated TV series once again

The very popular TV series based on George R.R. Martin’s novels, Game of Thrones, has been named the most illegally downloaded series on the internet for five consecutive years by file sharing publication TorrentFreak.
Indonesian Navy trains ex-pirates to grow seaweed
National 9 years ago

Indonesian Navy trains ex-pirates to grow seaweed

The Indonesian Navy has provided training to 15 ex-pirates who once operated in the Malacca Strait to grow seaweed in Natuna and Anambas waters in Riau Islands province.
Indonesian Navy catches six alleged pirates in Malacca Straits
National 9 years ago

Indonesian Navy catches six alleged pirates in Malacca Straits

 Six alleged pirates operating in the Malacca Straits were caught by Western Fleet Quick Response Team from the Indonesian Navy’s Tanjung Pinang base on Monday in Batam waters in Riau Islands.
Rampant piracy paralyzes Indonesian music industry
Business 9 years ago

Rampant piracy paralyzes Indonesian music industry

The Recording Industry Association (ASIRI) on Wednesday urged the government to intensify its efforts to combat rampant piracy in the local music industry, which has caused substantial losses over the past years.
Agency shuts down tens of illegal music and film websites
Entertainment 9 years ago

Agency shuts down tens of illegal music and film websites

Tens of music and film piracy websites have been blocked by the Creative Economy Agency (Bekraf), said a member of the agency on Tuesday.
Indonesia called on to join ReCAAP in combating piracy
National 9 years ago

Indonesia called on to join ReCAAP in combating piracy

Indonesia may get stronger support for its fight against piracy by joining the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP), a US official has said.
Duterte: Indonesia can chase pirates into Philippine waters
Politics 9 years ago

Duterte: Indonesia can chase pirates into Philippine waters

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte gave Indonesian forces the right to pursue pirates into Philippine waters, saying piracy is one of the main problems between the two countries.
Govt must follow up on trilateral MoU to tackle piracy: Lawmaker
SE Asia 9 years ago

Govt must follow up on trilateral MoU to tackle piracy: Lawmaker

Indonesia must immediately follow up on a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on strengthening joint maritime defense with Malaysia and the Philippines to tackle piracy and kidnapping in regional waters, a lawmaker says.
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