INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In 2023, the tale of online piracy paints a picture of a world adapting to digital advancements and grappling with new challenges.Piracy
website visits globally have surged by 12% since 2019, reaching 141 billion, reshaping content access, especially in the U.S
and India.These figures showcase a digital landscape evolving rapidly, making content more accessible than ever.One key factor fueling this
multiple platform subscriptions.This trend spans various media, including music, leading to significant job losses in the U.S.The Rising
Wave of Online Piracy in 2023
(Photo Internet reproduction)Technological advancements have simplified piracy
High-speed internet and file-sharing platforms make it easy to access copyrighted material.This convenience and the difficulty of enforcing
copyright laws have made pirated content readily available worldwide.Popular pirated content includes blockbuster movies and hit TV
challenge for the creative industry
This insight is crucial for the industry to adapt and tap into this audience.The ongoing story of online piracy reflects the intricate
relationship between technology, consumer behavior, and the dynamic digital media landscape.
