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Piracy Robbing From Satellite Broadcasting Revenues
Mark Holmes
February 20, 2006

One of the biggest threats that satellite pay-TV operators face is the threat of piracy. People accessing content through an illegal smart card and not paying the operator for the service is a billion dollar industry, according to industry analysts. Smart card piracy is big business and conditional access...

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