ACE Welcomes French Court’s Spliiit Ruling
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The company Spliit, which allows its users to share subscriptions to large platforms, was condemned by the Paris court at the request of Netflix, Disney and Apple, she told the AFP on Monday, confirming an information from L'Informé.
The Paris Judicial Court ruled that Spliiit was guilty of unfair competition, trademark infringement, and complicity in violating its terms of service. Spliiit was ordered to pay €785,000 to the companies involved and to provide details on the shared subscriptions it has used since 2019. This amount could be increased in the near future.
Spliit: a condemnation that redefines the economy of streaming The French startup Spliiit has just wiped out a legal setback of remarkable severity. On 29 May, the Paris court handed down an unequivocal verdict: 785,000 euros of damages to be paid to the streaming giants Netflix, Disney and Apple. This decision marks a decisive turning point in the economy of digital subscription sharing, an expanding sector that had so far flourished in a relat…
The Paris court of law has given Netflix, Disney and Apple credit in their arms against Spliiit. The French subscription sharing platform is condemned to pay €785,000 and may have to go through a thorough review of its activity. The recent conviction obtained by the LFP makes emulations... The French platform Spliiit, [...] The article Netflix, Disney+ and Apple win their battle in court against a famous account sharing platform was published on…
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TV Tech Industry NewsACE welcomes French court’s Spliiit ruling
Anti-piracy coalition the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) has welcomed the verdict from the Paris Judicial Court, which it says clearly confirms that the company Spliiit has violated the law with respect to ACE members Apple, Disney and Netflix – notably by engaging in acts of complicity in violating the terms of service, unfair […]
The platform's aficionados may no longer be able to share their Netflix, Apple TV+, Disney +, Apple Music, Apple Arcade or iCloud subscriptions. L
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