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The End of Satellite Decoders for Sports Broadcasting in Europe?

By Zohar Efroni

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Not quite, but the UK-based Football Association Premier League (FAPL) will not be celebrating the ruling of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on the subject from yesterday. Football Association Premier League Ltd et al. v. QC Leisure et al. bears the marks of a very significant milestone in the area of European copyright and broadcasting law. The decision tackles a number of key issues having a direct effect on the way sports associations generate revenues by selling broadcasting rights. Below is a summary of the main points concluded by a short observation. Read more about The End of Satellite Decoders for Sports Broadcasting in Europe?

Full post as published by Zohar Efroni’s blog on October 05, 2011 (boomark / email).

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