Posted On: 10/07/2015 9:06:40 AM
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RIHT Premarket News out! VERY BIG NEWS ~~ Rightscorp Granted Australian Patent to Identify Multiple Copyright Infringements
Company Receives Approval on its Core Monitoring & Monetization Technology by Australian Patent Office, Strengthening its Global Presence
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/right...55314.html
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Oct. 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Rightscorp (RIHT), a leading provider of data and analytic services to support artists and owners of copyrighted property, announced that the Australian Commissioner of Patents has granted Australian Patent 2012236069, for Rightscorp's "System to Identify Multiple Copyright Infringements". The patent will expire April 2, 2032.
This marks Rightscorp's first patent in Australia. Due to record levels of rampant piracy, the Australian Senate recently passed an anti-piracy website-blocking bill to help rights holders deter online piracy of film and TV shows. In 2014, Australia's Attorney-General George Brandis stated that Australia was the "worst nation for piracy on the planet."
Christopher Sabec, CEO of Rightscorp said, "There is a tremendous need in Australia for content protection. Our proven technology is effective, making it an ideal solution for artists and copyright holders in every region. Australia has been plagued by infringement over the years and is now taking key initiatives to curb piracy. We believe our technology will be an invaluable asset to the Australian entertainment industry."
Company Receives Approval on its Core Monitoring & Monetization Technology by Australian Patent Office, Strengthening its Global Presence
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/right...55314.html
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Oct. 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Rightscorp (RIHT), a leading provider of data and analytic services to support artists and owners of copyrighted property, announced that the Australian Commissioner of Patents has granted Australian Patent 2012236069, for Rightscorp's "System to Identify Multiple Copyright Infringements". The patent will expire April 2, 2032.
This marks Rightscorp's first patent in Australia. Due to record levels of rampant piracy, the Australian Senate recently passed an anti-piracy website-blocking bill to help rights holders deter online piracy of film and TV shows. In 2014, Australia's Attorney-General George Brandis stated that Australia was the "worst nation for piracy on the planet."
Christopher Sabec, CEO of Rightscorp said, "There is a tremendous need in Australia for content protection. Our proven technology is effective, making it an ideal solution for artists and copyright holders in every region. Australia has been plagued by infringement over the years and is now taking key initiatives to curb piracy. We believe our technology will be an invaluable asset to the Australian entertainment industry."
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