Two years after SmoothStreams was shut down, two defendants are paying an extraordinarily heavy price and the main case hasn't even started.
After obtaining an injunction and an invasive search and seizure order at Canada’s Federal Court, teams from Bell, Rogers, Disney, Paramount, Columbia, and Warner Bros. targeted the alleged operators of IPTV service SmoothStreams at their homes in Canada. The defendants were charged with contempt of court when they failed to comply with the terms of the order. Two years later, the defendants are paying a heavy price and the main case hasn’t even started.
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