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NFL, NBA, MLB Not Worried About Free Live Sports Streams on TVants.com Yet

By DrewWilson

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'Please don't log on to tvants,com and watch our major exciting games live for free'. There's an interesting story on the New York Times recently about stream piracy which is where someone manages to get a stream from a major sports event pirated online live for free. The strange part is the fact that they practically tell you exactly how to get a pirated stream while some involved in the business end of sports talk about it being a threat. In short, many major sports organizations are talking about how stream piracy is currently embryonic and not a major threat yet, but could be in the future. The story goes on to say how intellectual property officials complain how tvants.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on December 31, 2008 (boomark / email).

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