Two men ordered to pay over £19k for illegal Sky Sports
Read More →On Monday 12th February 2018, Mr Carl Furlong, of the Park Hotel, Liverpool was found guilty in his absence of four offences of dishonest reception of a television transmission by showing [...]
eBay seller of illicit streaming devices pays £18,000
Read More →A supplier of illicit streaming devices that are pre-loaded to enable the viewing of pirate broadcasts of Premier League football has had to pay thousands of pounds, and cease all future [...]
Dutch courts grant injunction against Ecatel for illegal Premier League streams
Read More →The internet hosting provider Ecatel has been ordered by the Dutch District Court in The Hague to stop providing any services that facilitate the viewing of illegal streams of Premier [...]
Pub fined £24k for showing Sky Sports illegally
Read More →A Huddersfield licensee has pleaded guilty to six offences of dishonest reception of a television transmission by showing Sky Sports football matches to customers without a commercial agreement from Sky. [...]
What you need to do about newly discovered computer chip flaws
Read More →A new security threat has been revealed, putting virtually all devices at risk. Apparently, there are a set of security flaws on nearly all computers with chips from Intel, Advanced Micro Devices (AMC) and ARM.
PSNI seize 50 TV streaming devices in raids
Read More →Detectives from Belfast Criminal Investigation Branch investigating organised criminality have carried out 18 searches across Belfast, Derry/Londonderry, Dundonald and Banbridge in conjunction with HMRC and FACT – the UK’s leading intellectual property protection organisation.
Bootle Licensee Ordered to Pay Over £15,000 for Illegal Sky Use
Read More →A Merseyside licensee has been found guilty of two offences of dishonest reception of a television transmission by showing Sky Sports football matches to customers without a commercial agreement from Sky.
Illicit streaming devices pose electrical risk to users
Read More →A series of product safety tests on popular illicit streaming devices entering the UK have found that 100% fail to meet national electrical safety regulations. The findings are a result of a joint initiative between FACT and Electrical Safety First which examined the electrical safety of a number of devices.
Man ordered to pay £16,000 for illegally streaming Sky Sports
Read More →On Monday 23 October 2017 a judgment was obtained in the High Court against a Sky customer who had been streaming Sky Sports content illegally online. Mr Yusuf Mohammed, of [...]
Two men sentenced for selling illegal streaming devices
Read More →Two men have been sentenced at Teesside Crown Court after pleading guilty to charges relating to the sale of IPTV boxes which allowed people to illegally stream subscription content, infringing [...]
Licensees in Merseyside and Rochdale Ordered to Pay More Than £39,000 for Illegal Sky Use
Read More →Six licensees have been found guilty of dishonest reception of a television transmission by showing Sky Sports to customers without a commercial agreement from Sky. In the first of three [...]
Merseyside Licensees Convicted and Ordered to Pay Over £16,000 for Illegal Sky Sports
Read More →Three licensees have been found guilty of six offences each of dishonest reception of a television transmission by showing Sky Sports to customers without a commercial agreement from Sky. Janet [...]
