Dish Sues Two More IPTV Providers

[bluegras]

A few months ago Dish kicked off their legal fight against piracy streaming services by suing the Kodi-add-on ZemTV and TVAddons.org. Now according to TorrentFreak Dish Network has filed two new lawsuits against pirate IPTV providers.

The first lawsuit was recently filed in Maryland against Furniture Inc. and Mohammad Yusif for their Spider-TV service. Dish says the defendants are selling devices for $199 that include 13 months of service. The lawsuit claims that the defendants are "capturing broadcasts of television channels exclusively licensed to DISH and are unlawfully retransmitting these channels over the Internet to their customers throughout the United States, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week."

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[Claude Greiner]

Wow. Kudos to Dish.

I wish other providers would play a bigger role in protecting their content from pirate iptv services.

 

[Blackloz]

Well android boxes are sure popular. I know a few people at work who bought them and after a short period they all cancelled their cable outright or cut it to the basic. They sure like to brag about how anything they want to watch is available and that it's all free.

 

[Claude Greiner]

Well android boxes are sure popular. I know a few people at work who bought them and after a short period they all cancelled their cable outright or cut it to the basic. They sure like to brag about how anything they want to watch is available and that it's all free.

Yea we are seeing this everywhere.

People just want to sign up for internet these days.

Wait till Dish gets all the other providers on the band wagon. I have a feeling in the next year all these illegal streams go away due to litigation.

 

[Juan]

Yea we are seeing this everywhere.

People just want to sign up for internet these days.

Wait till Dish gets all the other providers on the band wagon. I have a feeling in the next year all these illegal streams go away due to litigation.

They will just relocate to another country..the only way to stop it is to use the end-users

 

[ChadT41]

They will just relocate to another country..the only way to stop it is to use the end-users

Not necessarily against that. I put it up there with P2P file sharing.