Film Piracy Spikes During Coronavirus; Uber Launches Cinema Food Delivery; Directors UK Chief Retires – Global Briefs
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deadline.comBy Tom Grater International Film Reporter A report from, MUSO, the London-based data company focused on digital piracy, claims that there has been a huge spike in film piracy during the coronavirus pandemic.
The numbers highlight that there was a large uptick in visits to online film piracy sites when comparing the final seven days of February and the final seven days March in 2020.
The territory with the biggest increase was Italy (66%), followed by India (63%) and Spain (50%). Select other countries include the U.S. (41% increase), the UK (43%) and France (41%).
The total number of visits in the U.S. during March 2020 was 1,082,933,014. Taxi app Uber is partnering with UK exhibitor Curzon to launch a cinema food delivery initiative that
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