17 September 2019CopyrightSarah Morgan

Saudi-based Arabsat enabling beoutQ piracy: UEFA report

World football authorities claim to have proof that Saudi Arabia-based Arabsat is enabling pirate broadcaster beoutQ to operate, as they call on Saudi Arabian satellite providers to stop “providing a platform for piracy”.

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