SIPI’s Veri-site division is cited in an excellent article by attorney Milt Springut on strategies to combat piracy online; the article can be accessed here…
Strategic IP Information Pte Ltd (SIPI) announced that it has acquired the online brand protection services arm of O2O Brand Protection (Hong Kong). O2O will continue to serve leading brands in the automotive, luxury goods and pharmaceutical industries, while strengthening SIPI’s investigative capabilities for their clients, especially within China.
SIPI/Veri-site’s Chairman, Bharat Dube, and CEO, Bharat Kapoor, co-authored an article on “Indian Courts and Website Blocking” in the Asia Video Industry’s Report 2020 report.
The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO, a specialised agency of the United Nations) cited a research report prepared by SIPI’s Veri-site division in WIPO’s recent launch of a its ‘BRIP’ Database (short for “Building Respect for Intellectual Property”).
SIPI is a proud sponsor of Atsushi Ogata’s Lost and Found Cowboy, nominated for the 2019 Seoul Web Fest.
A STUDY of advertising on popular Malaysian piracy sites conducted by Veri-Site and commissioned by the Asia Video Industry Association’s (Avia) Coalition Against Piracy (CAP), highlighted that 25% of Malaysian consumers purchased a TV box that can stream pirated content, and that 60% of them stated they cancelled all or some of their subscription to legal pay TV services.
SIPI-Verisite was a sponsor of FICCI’s annual ‘Mascrade’ event on anti-counterfeiting and anti-piracy held in New Delhi, where Bharat Dube presented a paper on ‘Connecting the Dots in Cyber-space to Fight Illicit Activity’.
SIPI-Verisite’s Chairman and CEO, respectively, Bharat Dube, and Bharat Kapoor, co-authored an article on the link between ad-supported piracy and ad-supported hate site commentary in AVIA’s Asia Video Industry Report 2019.
Bharat Dube and Bharat Kapoor of SIPI recently published an article in ‘IP Pro The Internet’ on “badvertising”.
SIPI/Veri-site’s Chairman, Bharat Dube, is quoted in a Business Insider article on the sale of fake products on major online retailers, including Amazon, eBay and Walmart.
