THE PROBLEM

Stories are the very life-blood of every culture across the globe.

Through stories, wisdom is passed from generation to generation, and, with it, our respective, cultural values. Stories are under threat of extinction by a cancer that is eating away at the very heart and soul of the creative community and that is piracy.

Film piracy costs the US Economy $20 billion a year, music piracy costs the global music industry $12.5 billion, and it’s not just restricted to large corporations, theft is spreading like cancer throughout social media – where videos are stolen from one social media platform to be reposted on another through what is known as “freebooting”.

Piracy, itself, is evolving and mutating, with pirates now even broadcasting live inside cinemas via social media. When do we say enough is enough?

how it works

UPLOAD YOUR CONTENT

Add the content you want to manage.

certify ownership

Nominate the content (and contributors) you wish to certify.

license your Content

Set your terms of distribution and manage your agreements with others.

Schedule distribution

Optimise the distribution of your content

OUR VISION

Veredictum’s vision is to reduce film and video piracy by 80% over the next ten years – but it can’t be done with the stick alone – it also needs the carrot.

We are building technology that allows for easier access to content and at price points that are fair, as well as improving the deterrents to catch pirates.

Combined we are committed to solve the piracy problem … permanently.

THE STORY

Stories are the very life-blood of every culture across the globe.

Through stories, wisdom is passed from generation to generation and, with it, our respective, cultural values.

Stories are under threat of extinction by a cancer that is eating away at the very heart and soul of the creative community and that is piracy.

THE PROBLEM

Film piracy costs the global economy over $12.5 billion per year.

It’s no longer restricted to large corporations, theft is spreading like cancer throughout social media – where videos are stolen from one social media platform and posted to another through what is known as “freebooting”.

Piracy, itself, is evolving and mutating, with pirates now even broadcasting live inside cinemas via social media.

When do we say enough is enough?