FACT warning ahead of the return of pay per view boxing
Read More →Boxing fans are being warned that the game is up when it comes to illegal streaming. More and more effective action is being taken to shut down illegal streams, and enforcement and legal action is increasingly being taken against those providing access.
FACT action stops seventeen infringing services
Read More →Action taken by FACT investigators as a result of a nationwide crackdown on digital piracy has resulted in the halt of seventeen separate services providing illicit content.
Police warn of the risks of illegal streaming as Premier League returns behind closed doors
Read More →The City of London Police’s Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) and FACT, leaders in intellectual property protection, are warning sports fans to use legitimate sources to watch the return of the [...]
Seller of illegal devices that bypassed paid-for TV content has been jailed
Read More →A man who sold illegal devices that bypassed paid-for TV content – costing legitimate service providers more than £2 million – has been jailed. On 1 June 2020 at Manchester [...]
Seller of illegal TV streaming services sentenced
Read More →Following a guilty plea of copyright and fraud charges earlier this year for selling subscriptions providing illegally obtained content, a man has been sentenced at Truro Crown Court. Steven Underwood [...]
Kent licensees ordered to pay over £10,000 for illegally screening Sky Sports
Read More →On Friday 13th September, Mr. Jared Macdonnchadha, Mr. Richard Rodal and Ms. Karen Turner of the Red Bull were convicted in their absence of three offences each of dishonest reception [...]
Man sentenced to 12 months for music piracy after PIPCU investigation
Read More →FACT welcomes a recent sentencing result which saw a man jailed for 12 months for music piracy following a PIPCU and PRS for Music investigation.
Man arrested for selling Brotherhood movie online
Read More →The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) arrested a 35 year old man in Maidenhead on suspicion of selling the movie Brotherhood online.









