TVB Europe: Why live streaming needs stronger anti-piracy measures

As more viewers turn to streaming to watch major sports events, Broadpeak’s Nivedita Nouvel explains why dealing with anti-piracy will protect the future of the industry.

Broadcasters and streamers pay billions of pounds to acquire the rights to major sports events, but without the rights security foundation in place, they can be susceptible to the growing number of illegal streamers.

Nivedita Nouvel, VP of products and solutions marketing at Broadpeak, tells TVBEurope why getting the right technology in place to deal with piracy issues means protecting the future of the industry.

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