How much for Sky Sports in a private members club?
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Rosscow said:
Crikey, so the cheapest you're looking at is £155 + VAT per month? That's £2232.00 per year, or basically £28 per member per year (and there's no chance all 80 members would agree to it!)
Well that's a non starter
Thanks anyway
So a small fraction of what it would cost each member to have it at home?Well that's a non starter

Thanks anyway

What are you expecting it to cost?
My local pub has some tv setup that gets all games, yet none are sky sports. Occasionally they may not be english but mostly are. Got a big satellite connected to it. Costs him less than £30 a month i think he said, details are hazzy, it was the pub afterall :lol: Regarding legalities... most likely not.
hotchy said:
My local pub has some tv setup that gets all games, yet none are sky sports. Occasionally they may not be english but mostly are. Got a big satellite connected to it. Costs him less than £30 a month i think he said, details are hazzy, it was the pub afterall :lol: Regarding legalities... most likely not.
Live Premier League games broadcast via foreign decoder or internet stream, either of which could constitute copyright infringement and result in a big fine.SS2. said:
hotchy said:
My local pub has some tv setup that gets all games, yet none are sky sports. Occasionally they may not be english but mostly are. Got a big satellite connected to it. Costs him less than £30 a month i think he said, details are hazzy, it was the pub afterall :lol: Regarding legalities... most likely not.
Live Premier League games broadcast via foreign decoder or internet stream, either of which could constitute copyright infringement and result in a big fine.There are completely legal ways to do this and the number of Pubs taking this approach is on the increase.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17150054
4x4Tyke said:
Fud.
There are completely legal ways to do this and the number of Pubs taking this approach is on the increase.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17150054
A lot's happened since Karen Murphy's case in 2011.There are completely legal ways to do this and the number of Pubs taking this approach is on the increase.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17150054
The current situation seems to revolve around Premier League copyrighted material - such as the lion logon which is superimposed on Premier League matches.
If that is broadcast without the PL's permission, then anyone showing the material is running the risk of prosecution for copyright infringement.
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