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The counterfeiting of music merchandise has mushroomed — “flagrant” is the descriptive used by Bravado CEO Mat Vlasic — and CounterFind has emerged as the music merch industry’s high-tech weapon again…

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Woodson’s foray into the tech space began with an investment in a small e-commerce apparel company. In setting up meetings with large organizations like the NFL and NFLPA, he realized a common problem: evasive online counterfeiters.

Owing to the rivalry between the Super Bowl-bound Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys, folks here in Philadelphia find it nearly impossible to commend individuals who have any affiliation with the Texas-situated franchise.

In 2016, some $460 billion worth of counterfeit goods were bought and sold, according to the International Trademark Association. Not surprisingly, most of those transactions took place online.

GLOBAL–Epic Rights has partnered with CounterFind to further battle counterfeit merchandise and pave the way for online brand protection within the music industry worldwide.