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18 June 2019Copyright

Arabsat hits back at beIN claims; both parties claim victory

Saudi Arabia-based satellite operator Arabsat has hit back at Qatari broadcaster beIN Media’s account of a French court ruling in a lawsuit between the companies last week, as both parties continue to claim victory in the case.

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