Thread: General Is piracy on the way out and will VM and Sky benefit?
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Old 11-12-2018, 18:00   #45
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Re: Is piracy on the way out and will VM and Sky benefit?
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Originally Posted by pip08456 View Post
How naive of you. That is not a crack down on piracy as such but those who make money from it.

That I agree with.

No one who is actually part of piracy does it to make money. We do it freely and detest those who charge.
Yes, I know, pip. It is very clear that they are concentrating on suppliers at the moment. All I am saying is that I doubt that it will stop there.

I mean, when you think of how much money Sky is losing through pirated Premiereship football streams, why wouldn't they go after those who have viewed matches for free if they had a means to do so?
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