2022年电影和电视盗版报告（英）-21页_844kb

The Film and TV Piracy Report 2022 highlights a significant increase in digital piracy, with a 36.4% rise in film piracy visits and 8.8% for TV shows compared to 2021. MUSO data underscores that piracy is shifting from torrents to unlicensed streaming, accounting for most content access. The economic pressures and subscription fatigue drive this trend, but piracy data offers opportunities for rights-holders to gain market insights, optimize release strategies, and monetize audiences. Key findings include the United States as the largest piracy market, adventure as the top-genre, and the importance of balanced theatrical and digital windows to optimize revenue. Piracy data also reveals emerging cultural trends and genre preferences, enabling targeted programming and acquisitions. The report emphasizes leveraging piracy data for informed decision-making in content commissioning, distribution, and anti-piracy efforts.