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More than 1,000 domains illegally streaming World Cup games seized, DOJ says
AI summary
The Department of Justice has seized over 1,000 domains that were illegally streaming World Cup games during the tournament. This action was taken in an effort to curb unauthorized streaming of the event. The seizures are a result of the DOJ's efforts to enforce laws related to intellectual property and copyright infringement. The large number of seized domains indicates a significant crackdown on illegal streaming activities. The action targets websites that were providing unauthorized access to World Cup games. The seizures aim to protect the rights of legitimate broadcasters and copyright holders.
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