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Winnipeg Free Press By: The Canadian Press Save to Read Later EDMONTON - An Alberta court has rejected an Edmonton company's request to block four Canadian retailers from selling set-top boxes that allegedly can be used to illegally access its programming offerings. A Super Channel logo is shown in a handout. An Alberta court has rejected an Edmonton company's request to block four Canadian retailers from selling set-top boxes that allegedly can be used to give customers access to pirated programming. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO EDMONTON - An Albe...

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'Pirate devices': Edmonton TV company seeks injunction blocking Best Buy, other retailers from selling streaming boxes Jonny Wakefield © Provided by Edmonton Journal Best Buy is among the defendants in a lawsuit from Allarco Entertainment, an Edmonton TV company that alleges it sells An Edmonton-based television provider is seeking a court injunction to prevent four major retailers from selling what it calls “pirate devices” that allow users to illegally access copyrighted TV shows and movies. Edmonton Court of Queen’s Bench Justice Michael Lema is hearing an appl...

Canada media group tries to block sale of ‘pirate’ set-top boxes 04-03-2021 20-05-2016 Canadian media company Allarco Entertainment has requested an injunction preventing retailers including Best Buy and Staples from selling “pirate’ set-top boxes in their stores. The owner of TV network Super Channel sought an immediate injunction at the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, claiming that the retailers were facilitating copyright infringement. This is the latest development in an ongoing dispute dating back to 2019 when Allarco filed two lawsuits against Staples Canada, Best Buy C...

> The operator of Canada's Super Channel has asked Alberta’s superior court to issue an order preventing Staples, Best Buy and other retailers from selling 'pirate' set-top boxes in their stores. Allarco Entertainment seeks an immediate injunction, claiming that the retailers' staff offer advice on how to use the devices for infringing purposes. In September 2019, Super Channel owner Allarco Entertainment filed a lawsuit in Canada’s Federal Court targeting Staples Canada, Best Buy Canada, London Drugs, Canada Computers, several related companies and up to 50,000 ‘John Doe’ customers...