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23 August 2021CopyrightAlex Baldwin

Disney, Amazon, Netflix win injunction against pirate TV operator

A consortium of some of the world’s largest media companies including Disney, Amazon, Netflix and Warner Bros has obtained a preliminary injunction against “mass infringer” Jason Tusa, the alleged operator of several pirate TV subscription services.

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