Not all stream piracy is conducted under the radar by peripatetic sites that keep reemerging or via third party plug-ins to open source media players such as Kodi boxes, or for that matter via VPNs. There are also sites operating in the open within given territories by exploiting what they may consider loopholes in the law, perhaps old contracts that appear to confer rights at low prices. Such a case has just blown up in the US where the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), an anti-piracy coalition of major studios and content producers including Disney, Warner, NBCUniversal, Netflix and Amazon, is suing a Kansas City based wholesale content provider called OmniverseOne World Television. Also in the dock is the…