The legal counsel for English football’s elite tier hails the Thai authorities’ support in tackling unauthorised content
Mr Plumb says the Premier League is seeing more positivity when it comes to protecting broadcast rights in Southeast Asia.
The English Premier League is reporting an upswing in anti-piracy efforts in Thailand, with the organisation praising the country’s law enforcement for taking the crime seriously.
“We have seen a real momentum shift and there’s a lot of reasons for that, but I feel the shift has come from the pirates to rights owners and broadcasters. We are seeing more positivity when it comes to protecting…
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