Bundesliga crack down on illegal streaming

18 Nov, 09 | Germany | IT & technology

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The German Football League (DFL) has won a court case against bundesliga-livestreams.de, a website which was broadcasting the Bundeliga matches illegaly over the internet.

The German court has ordered the website to cease using the Bundesliga content and sanctioned a EUR 250,000 fine if it contravenes the judgement.
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