NCC Blocks Piracy Sites, Calls for Digital Safeguards in Nollywood
The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has taken action against seven piracy websites and emphasized the need for advanced digital protection tools in Nollywood. During a webinar hosted by Greychapel Legal, experts discussed the importance of content ownership, copyright enforcement, and digital transformation in the entertainment industry.
Lynda Alphaeu, the director at NCC Lagos office, highlighted the commission's efforts to combat piracy through technological upgrades and awareness campaigns. NCC urges filmmakers to utilize encryption, blockchain technology, digital watermarking, and cloud security to protect creative content and intellectual property rights.
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