In the summer of 2017, several of the world's largest entertainment industry companies teamed up to create a brand new anti-piracy coalition.
The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) aimed to foster collaboration, share knowledge, and leverage the group's combined anti-piracy resources to tackle the global online piracy problem.
With dozens of members around the world, including Disney, Netflix, the BBC, beIN, Sony, and others, it lived up to expectations. While piracy has yet to be eradicated, the MPA-led group has claimed several major achievements around the globe.
This success is partly the result of planned resource sharing. As the coalition grew, collaborations expanded from the private to the public sector, forging bonds with governments and law enforcement agencies.
Much of this progress was made under former ACE head Jan Van Voorn, who recently left ACE for a new opportunity. With van Voorn's departure, valuable experience walked out of the door, but his replace...Read More
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