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Volume: 10 Issue: 4
(April 2012)
Keywords:
broadcasting
sustainability
premier
league
tv
model
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Broadcasting: The sustainability of the Premier League TV model
While decisions in recent litigation brought by England's Football Association Premier League (FAPL) mean that football fans can order FAPL TV coverage from broadcasters across Europe, pubs could still find themselves in breach of FAPL copyrights if they screen broadcasts from another country. Adam Rendle, an Associate with Taylor Wessing, outlines the risks that the recent rulings present to the FAPL's broadcasting model.
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