After nearly 11 years of serving up reality TV and lifestyle programming, ITVBe has officially closed its doors. On 9 June 2025, the channel ceased broadcasting, making way for a brand-new network: ITV Quiz, which now occupies the same channel … Continue reading →
In a significant crackdown on piracy, German authorities have arrested three individuals believed to be operating a large illegal streaming service.
Continue reading →Spain’s Civil Guard Shuts Down Major Pirate Streaming Channel Cristal Azul Spain’s Civil Guard has dismantled the country’s largest pirate streaming network, Cristal Azul, which provided free access to paid soccer matches from Spain’s First and Second divisions. Serving around … Continue reading →
After reading a number of questions, inaccurate answers and “scaremongering” on the internet and social media over the last few days, I hope this will help understand what changes are going to happen when watching UK TV in Spain post … Continue reading →
Amir Khan faces the biggest fight of his life when he challenges Mexican superstar Saul Canelo Alvarez. Khan steps up two weight classes to face Canelo Alvarez in a fight billed as speed vs. power – Khan has the quickest … Continue reading →
Cricket World Cup 2015 – Australia and New Zealand – 14 February and 29 March 2015 Sky Sports will show the Cricket World Cup, all matches live. Sky Sports 2 will be rebranded as Sky Sports World Cup, and become … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Television streaming service Aereo Inc filed for bankruptcy protection after a US supreme court ruled in June that the company’s business model violated copyright laws. Aereo, in which Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp has a 23.30% stake, said in a Chapter 11 … Continue reading →
The Premier League has won a High Court ruling requiring the six main UK-based Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to one of the biggest illegal live football-streaming sites in the UK. The High Court ruled that First Row … Continue reading →