Internet or Online Piracy is the downloading or distribution of unauthorized copies of intellectual property such as movies, television, music, games and software programs via the Internet. Illegal downloads occur in many forms including file sharing networks, pirate servers, websites and hacked computers. Each file posted on the Internet can result in millions of downloads.

No Media Piracy embraces the Internet for providing innovation, new applications, channels and distribution, and is working to address new threats to content protection that unfortunately accompany the Internet.

This is a hard question to answer as it depends on many factors. It depends how the content is handled by different people and how many copies of the content are out there. It also depends on the popularity of the content.

We also have to take into account if all steps taken to protect your content. In general, it all depends on how your digital content is accounted for marking and other demo purposes for example. Its like your anti-virus protections, if you do not have best practices in place, that is where your vulnerability lies.

We have a 3-step procedure. The first one is concentrated on tracking and monitoring the title, by finding out what is available on the internet, going through various bit torrent sites and various other sites to find your content.

The 2nd step is eliminating or removing your content by cease-and-desist legal letters to the content provider and their host site. It’s sometimes a long process but we have 95% success rate.

At last, we provide the detailed Piracy Report with all the information about your content with pirated links found.

Internet is worldwide and there are no boundaries on the internet. So yes, we do protect content in Canada, but we do not just focus in Canada. We do our searches worldwide.