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They don't, but they've been getting hit hard from both domestic and international rightsholders. There's also been a push against IPTV services offering foreig
by envy2 11y ago
They don't, but they've been getting hit hard from both domestic and international rightsholders. There's also been a push against IPTV services offering foreign content/live channels on 'national security' grounds in recent months, and quite a few companies have disappeared or gone deep underground.
The big players—LeTv, Tencent—have been fairly diligent about getting proper licenses for content over the last year or so. LeTv just scored rights to the Premier League, for example.