Petrov summarized
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 10:23 am
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According to Ekaterina Mironova (Gazprom-Media), the problem arose in 2011, when broadband access (BBA) began to actively penetrate the regions. Then the first video advertising sellers and the first video content databases appeared. Three years later, the second anti-piracy law was adopted, according to which it was now possible to finally block list of bahrain cell phone numbers offenders. Owners of sites with illegal content began to look for ways to come out of the shadows and contacted copyright holders.
And in 2015, hundreds of copyright lawsuits were filed, dozens of sites were permanently blocked, which returned a lot of money to the industry.
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Ekaterina Mironova
Deputy General Director
GPM "Entertainment Television"
"In 2016, new initiatives on the strategy of developing legislation appeared. Over the past 5 years, we have come a long way, but the development of technology and piracy come up with new ways to bypass - domains under foreign jurisdiction, foreign providers, owners of large sites do not check the content, redirect does not allow to catch links with audiovisual content"
One of the problems in combating piracy is low awareness, says Maxim Bobin (STS-Media). People do not always understand that they are using pirated content; convenience still comes first for them. Therefore, we need to teach people that a good and high-quality product cannot be free.
This should be facilitated by the creation of a library of rights and content production. To implement the task, the ISS plans to join forces with the Ministry of Communications. The organizations will also develop mechanisms to support content producers. Currently, many do not enter the market, which is already occupied by pirates.
Overall, the situation is better than it was 2-3 years ago. According to the Ministry of Communications, 12 million people pay for Internet content. At the same time, half of households may switch to paid content consumption by 2025. The growth of negative attitudes towards piracy is important. The goal for 2016 is to implement standards for the protection of rights and voluntary identification of copyright objects.
People still think that legal access to video is unreasonably expensive. Users feel that they have already paid for the Internet and do not consider it tender to pay for content as well.
According to Ekaterina Mironova (Gazprom-Media), the problem arose in 2011, when broadband access (BBA) began to actively penetrate the regions. Then the first video advertising sellers and the first video content databases appeared. Three years later, the second anti-piracy law was adopted, according to which it was now possible to finally block list of bahrain cell phone numbers offenders. Owners of sites with illegal content began to look for ways to come out of the shadows and contacted copyright holders.
And in 2015, hundreds of copyright lawsuits were filed, dozens of sites were permanently blocked, which returned a lot of money to the industry.
Main_372881_200
Ekaterina Mironova
Deputy General Director
GPM "Entertainment Television"
"In 2016, new initiatives on the strategy of developing legislation appeared. Over the past 5 years, we have come a long way, but the development of technology and piracy come up with new ways to bypass - domains under foreign jurisdiction, foreign providers, owners of large sites do not check the content, redirect does not allow to catch links with audiovisual content"
One of the problems in combating piracy is low awareness, says Maxim Bobin (STS-Media). People do not always understand that they are using pirated content; convenience still comes first for them. Therefore, we need to teach people that a good and high-quality product cannot be free.
This should be facilitated by the creation of a library of rights and content production. To implement the task, the ISS plans to join forces with the Ministry of Communications. The organizations will also develop mechanisms to support content producers. Currently, many do not enter the market, which is already occupied by pirates.
Overall, the situation is better than it was 2-3 years ago. According to the Ministry of Communications, 12 million people pay for Internet content. At the same time, half of households may switch to paid content consumption by 2025. The growth of negative attitudes towards piracy is important. The goal for 2016 is to implement standards for the protection of rights and voluntary identification of copyright objects.
People still think that legal access to video is unreasonably expensive. Users feel that they have already paid for the Internet and do not consider it tender to pay for content as well.