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MUMBAI: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 India host broadcaster Viacom18 has secured a "John Doe" injunction order from the Madras High Court to protect "infringement of copyrights" (read signal piracy) for the ongoing edition of world football's biggest quadrennial tournament. 

In a commercial suit filed before the Madras High Court, Viacom18 Media Private Limited (Viacom18) has secured a John Doe injunction order to protect infringement of copyrights for the FIFA World Cup, which launched on 20th November in Qatar. 

Jun 21, 2018 14:06
MUMBAI: Telemundo, the US Spanish-language sports broadcaster owned by Comcast’s NBCUniversal, and UK-based Eleven Sports are the latest networks to join the fight against Saudi Arabia headquartered pirate streaming service BeOutQ, which has with impunity been illegally broadcasting the ongoing FIFA World Cup in the MENA region, the rights for which are with Doha-based beIN Sports.
Jun 16, 2018 11:06
MUMBAI: The Saudi government is in the crosshairs of football's governing body FIFA for what can only be termed state sponsored piracy in the light of its open support to bootlegging network “BeOutQ”, which is headquartered in the kingdom. 
May 17, 2018 13:05
LONDON: The Premier League has won $812,000 in a lawsuit involving breach of copyright against Ace IPTV, a company that was involved in illegally streaming matches of the tournament, ipprotheinternet.com reports.