A group of movie studios and streaming TV platforms are stepping up litigation against streaming device makers that allegedly facilitate copyright infringement.
Five major movie studios, along with Netflix and Amazon, filed a lawsuit against the maker of the Dragon Box, a streaming device that allows users to stream internet content directly to their television sets, in the U.S District Court for the Central District of California yesterday. The plaintiffs, all members of the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, accuse Dragon Media Inc. of intentional inducement of copyright infringement and contributory copyright infringement.
The movie studios brought similar claims against ...
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