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Ofcom keen for football rights talks

26-Jun-2009 By Ewan Turney

Media watchdog Ofcom is to open talks with the FA Premier League over the distribution of TV rights as part of its investigation into the pay-TV...

Illegal football TV ends in £8,000 fine

01-Feb-2007 By Iain 0'Neil iain.oneil@william-reed.co.uk

Licensee protests she's just a 'pawn in big boys' game' A Portsmouth licensee faces a fine of almost £8,000 after being found guilty of showing...

Satellite football licensee guilty of copyright breach

26-Jan-2007

Portsmouth licensee faces £8,000 fine

Premier League's inaction fuels licensees' confusion

09-Nov-2006 By James Wilmore

The FA Premier League's (FAPL's) failure to prosecute the suppliers of foreign satellite TV equipment is continuing to fuel confusion among...

FAPL drops three more cases

07-Sep-2006 By Ewan Turney

The FA Premier League (FAPL) has dropped three more cases against licensees showing Premiership football using foreign satellite systems. Solicitor...

Three more foreign football cases dropped

12-Jul-2006 By Iain O'Neil

Sky and the FA Premier League have dropped charges against three Portsmouth licensees who showed foreign satellite football in their pubs. Derek...

FA under fire for closed period footy screenings

05-Jan-2006

The FA Premier League (FAPL) has been accused of hypocrisy for permitting a bar in Newcastle United's stadium to show games on Saturday afternoons when other pubs may not.

Budweiser scores with FA Premier League sponsorship deals

05-Dec-2002

Budweiser has reinforced its relationship with the world of football after clinching two sponsorship deals with the FA Premier League (FAPL).The...

Carling u-turn on FA Premier League sponsorship

11-Apr-2001

Carling is set to perform a dramatic u-turn and renew its title sponsorship deal with the FA Premier League, according to media reports.It is thought...

Out of its league...

29-Jan-2001

This season will be the last FA Carling Premier League after the drinks giant pulled the plug on its sponsorship. Ben McFarland looks at the reasons...