Industry-wide Call for EU to Act on Real-Time Piracy
Major European sports leagues, broadcasters, and live event operators are urging the EU to introduce new rules to tackle real-time piracy of live content.
They warn that current measures are failing to protect revenues, audiences, and public services.
- Premier League
- Serie A
- LaLiga
- Sky
- Canal+
- DAZN
- Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe
- TF1
- Disney
- RTL
Piracy of live sport, entertainment and cultural events has reached "scales that can no longer be ignored" and is now driven by "organised criminal enterprises".
Author's summary: EU urged to act on real-time piracy.
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