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football broadcasting rights
Latest news regarding football broadcasting rights.
FIFA World Cup 2026: VTV strictly prohibits businesses from charging extra fees for watching football matches.
Vietnam Television (VTV) warns that charging extra fees or incorporating advertisements during the broadcast of the 2026 World Cup constitutes a serious copyright violation and will be dealt with according to the law.
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23 individuals charged in large-scale football copyright infringement ring.
Hung Yen police have prosecuted 23 individuals involved in an illegal football streaming ring and large-scale online gambling operation, seizing over 10 billion VND along with numerous high-tech devices.
Vietnam U17 at the 2026 World Cup: Placed in a manageable group but without broadcasting rights.
Coach Cristiano Roland and his team will face Mali, Belgium, and New Zealand in Group G of the 2026 World Cup; however, no media outlet in Vietnam currently holds the broadcasting rights.
Xôi Lạc TV and the price of the habit of watching football for "free"
News of authorities dismantling the illegal football broadcasting system Xôi Lạc TV quickly spread across the press and social media. What's noteworthy is not only the scale of the incident or...
Warning about fake livestream traps for the Vietnam U23 match: Tens of thousands of people have been deceived on YouTube.
Many YouTube channels exploited the Vietnam U23 team's match to broadcast fake live streams, attracting 30,000 viewers in order to profit from advertising, while television stations broadcast the match for free.
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