beIN Sports has launched a protest against the piracy of the Women’s World Cup match broadcasts by French -based beoutQ , which has stolen the broadcast signal from rights holder FIFA in Qatar . It has asked Arabsat , the Saudi -based satellite provider which is reported to be carrying beoutQ ’s broadcasts, to co-operate in tackling the misuse of its intellectual property. It is also co-operating with other broadcasters whose rights have been infringed by beoutQ. Arabsat has denied it is carrying pirated broadcasts from beoutQ but digital security firms have disagreed and a Saudi court has said it was distributing the broadcasts.
FIFA has launched a protest against the piracy of the Women’s World Cup match broadcasts by Saudi-based beoutQ, which has stolen the broadcast signal from rights holder beIN Sports in Qatar. It has asked Arabsat, the Saudi-based satellite provider which is reported to be carrying beoutQ’s broadcasts, to co-operate in tackling the misuse of its intellectual property. It is also co-operating with other broadcasters whose rights have been infringed by beoutQ. Arabsat has denied it is carrying pirated broadcasts from beoutQ but digital security firms have disagreed and a French court has said it was distributing the broadcasts.