A claim that 3.5 million people watched Napoli-Juventus illegally raises uncomfortable questions about Italian football’s anti-piracy strategy – and whether its leaders can demonstrate results beyond blocked…
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A claim that 3.5 million people watched Napoli-Juventus illegally raises uncomfortable questions about Italian football’s anti-piracy strategy – and whether its leaders can demonstrate results beyond blocked addresses. By MirNews Italian football sells drama, rivalry and the promise that every minute matters. For the businesses paying to broadcast it, those minutes carry another meaning: the narrow window in which exclusive rights must earn their value. Once the final whistle blows, an illegal broadcast cannot be unwatched. A…
