Originally published at: US Authorities Seize Pirate Sports Domains During Super Bowl
U.S. law enforcement has ramped up efforts against pirate sports streaming websites, seizing dozens of domains during the Super Bowl. The timing of the takedown suggests a deliberate move to disrupt unauthorized viewing of one of the most-watched broadcasts in the country. Table of ContentsSuper Bowl Sparks Anti-Piracy EffortsHow the Domain Seizures WorkList of Impacted…
Seems silly,when there was plenty of legit options to watch it free( and probably better quality)why use a pirate site?
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it was brodcasted over the air . You didn’t need use a pirate site .
For us few in Australia that actually watch American television enjoy watching the adds as well as the shows/streams. We are not impacted by the long arm of the law (yet)And as some sites are seized plenty more pop up. So we stream on and on.
You enjoy America TV ads lol
The profit involved for the Sports leagues is incredible & reflective of the price to attend games or purchase a season of games.
Do not expect those without the ability to attend or view their teams of choice to not make effort to watch on easily available websites.
It is not like the NFL paying starting Qbs an average of $30 million per season is losing revenue because these same people would not watch or attend otherwise.