This resource includes CTAM press releases and a selection of industry news related to current CTAM business initiatives.
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CTAM Expands StreamSafely Website to Canada to Help Viewers Find Safe Streaming Options
CTAM announces the expansion of its StreamSafely website in collaboration with its affiliate, CTAM Canada, to help combat content piracy and provide viewers a centralized hub to find safe streaming options.
CTAM and Common Sense Media Partner on Season’s Streamings, StreamSafely’s Ultimate Where to Watch Holiday Guide
Holiday watchlist packed with 107 fun, family-friendly fare, curated by Common Sense Media, is now available on StreamSafely.com
Carol Burnett Talks “Playing Doctor” With Ricky Martin In ‘Palm Royale’—TCA
Loosely based on Juliet McDaniel’s novel Mr. and Mrs. American Pie and produced by Apple Studios, Palm Royale is a true underdog story (Yahoo, 2024)
Hallmark Unveils New Star-Studded Mysteries
Hallmark announced that on March 6, Hallmark Mystery will unveil a new on-air look while maintaining its beloved cozy mysteries. (Heavy, 2024)
Canadian Supreme Court Rules IP Address ‘Not Enough’ For Lawsuits
The supreme court in Canada made a major ruling that limits the ability of rightsholders to sue those pirating content stating that while an IP address points to a paying ISP subscriber, it is not enough to prove who was the infringing party. (Torrent Freak, 2024)
Major Anime Shutdown Leaves Pirates Shocked
Animeflix, considered the piracy “Netflix of Anime”, abruptly shut down, speculating the reason of mounting legal pressure by ACE and the intensified global crackdown on anime piracy. (Arstechnica, 2024)
Comcast Raises Speeds for Business Subscribers (Telecompetitor)
Comcast Business has increased speeds for its Ultimate Speed for Business service and introduced DOSCIS 4.0 technology in some areas.
T-Mobile Reportedly Close to Deal to Buy Part of UScellular (Fierce Network)
The Wall Street Journal reports that T-Mobile is in talks to buy part of the regional carrier for more than $2 billion.
