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Takedown Piracy Celebrates 2nd Anniversary

MARINA DEL REY, Calif. — Takedown Piracy celebrates its second anniversary and reports numerous infringements removed.

“What an amazing two years it’s been," said Nate Glass, creator of TDP. "Takedown Piracy grew from a one-man, part-time operation to a company boasting over 2.3 million removed infringements. None of it would’ve been possible without the loyalty of our clients, and for that I’m eternally grateful."

Glass conceived the idea for TDP as he witnessed adult studios struggling to combat online content theft. More than 50 industry studios utilize Takedown Piracy, including Adam & Eve, Wicked Pictures, New Sensations, Hush Hush Entertainment and Girlfriends Films.

 “Congratulations to Nate on the second year anniversary of Takedown Piracy," said Scott Taylor, owner of New Sensations. "His character and drive are critical to the company’s success, and nobody combats piracy more efficiently and cost-effectively than him and Takedown Piracy. We will continue to trust in Takedown Piracy for our content protection needs."

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