Fake Tickets & More: Brand Protection in the Music Industry
Key Takeaway: Fake tickets expose fans to a threat that extends far beyond the box office, and brand protection in the music industry now has to cover impersonation and counterfeit
Key Takeaway: Fake tickets expose fans to a threat that extends far beyond the box office, and brand protection in the music industry now has to cover impersonation and counterfeit
Key Takeaway: Dupe culture reshapes ecommerce, and brands must protect their revenue and reputation by treating dupes and counterfeits as distinct threats that demand distinct enforcement strategies. Dupes look harmless

Key Takeaway: A major launch always triggers a wave of fraud before it triggers a wave of sales, so brands that prepare early protect both customers and revenue. Every major
Key Takeaway: Registering your trademarks is just the start of IP protection, not the be-all and end-all. An effective strategy combines traditional legal protection with active digital enforcement, because protecting
Key Takeaway: While data and reporting delivers plenty of insights for brands and organizations, it’s takedowns that get the work done. Learning more about takedown tactics helps you remove phishing
Key Takeaway: When it comes to dropshipping, the low barrier to entry introduces all kinds of risks. Counterfeit products and grey market resellers both borrow a brand’s name, and each

Key Takeaway: The FIFA World Cup 2026 brings the world’s biggest sporting event to North American soil this summer, and counterfeiters, pirates, and fraudsters treat it as a commercial opportunity
Key Takeaway: Brand protection covers the strategies, technologies, and enforcement actions that defend a brand’s identity online. When customers search for your product, they run into fake ads, lookalike stores,
Key Takeaway: Livestreaming represents the fastest-growing ecommerce format in the Western world, and counterfeiters exploit its ephemeral, influencer-driven mechanics in ways that manual brand protection simply isn’t built to catch.
Key Takeaway: Increasingly, scammers exploit Linktree to run counterfeit affiliate networks, routing traffic through a trusted platform to push consumers toward fake goods. Brands need to know how this works,
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