August 1 – Football has won another battle in the fight against illegal streaming of matches in the UK, with Sky Television having won a court order allowing them to enforce blocking of illegally streamed content.
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Keeping up to date with the latest news of Football Finance in English clubs since 2013. Follow @JohnBeech on Twitter for the quickest updates. YOU MAY NEED TO SCROLL DOWN ON THIS PAGE FOR THE MOST RECENT POSTING - the latest news appears directly below the tags initially. ***** SPORTS MANAGEMENT (including FIFA and football abroad) and EVENTS MANAGEMENT (including FIFA World Cups) news items are also available at http://www.scoop.it/the-business-of-sports-managemen and http://www.scoop.it/t/the-business-of-events-management respectively; for Scottish football finance see https://www.scoop.it/topic/the-business-of-sports-management/?&tag=Scottish+football.. ******
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PPLive paid around £515m for the rights to screen matches from England's top division but their contract was terminated at the end of last season, with games moving to Tencent. 
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By Paul Nicholson
John Beech's insight:
Ofcom statement at http://media.ofcom.org.uk/news/2016/premier-league-football-rights/
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A gang sold cheap subscriptions to an illegal service showing games not otherwise available in the UK.
John Beech's insight:
PL statement at https://www.premierleague.com/news/3497694?sf267052496=1
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Ruling will allow the league to combat the illicit use of devices such as pre-loaded IPTV and Kodi boxes.
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