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European football body UEFA talks tough against piracy by Saudi-based beoutQ | Qatar Living
beIN or Out? Why Saudi Sports Fans Pirate Qatari TV | Commsrisk
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Explainer: The piracy case against Saudi's beoutQ channel | Business and Economy | Al Jazeera
Premier League condemns football live streaming channel beoutQ operating on 'industrial scale' | The Independent | The Independent
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BeIN Media enlists tech companies' support in piracy battle with BeoutQ - Digital TV Europe
CAN 2019 : la CAF déplore elle aussi le piratage de beIN sports par beoutQ – Jeune Afrique
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Newcastle takeover: BeIN calls on Premier League to block deal over Saudi piracy - SportsPro
Arabsat claims victory in case filed by beIN Sports - Digital Studio Middle East
US government slams Saudi Arabia for beoutQ-related and other piracy - Read Qatar Tribune on the go for unrivalled news coverage
BeIN Sports fined by Saudi authorities as BeoutQ row hots up - SportsPro
World's football bodies urge Saudi Arabia to stop pirate TV service | Sports rights | The Guardian
