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Are letters to 'dodgy stick' viewers a new anti-piracy approach?

Are letters to 'dodgy stick' viewers a new anti-piracy approach?
BBC Northern Ireland Saturday 23 May 2026, 06:05 UTC 1 min read
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Sky has issued about 200 cease-and-desist letters to alleged users in the Republic of Ireland.

Sky has issued about 200 cease-and-desist letters to alleged users in the Republic of Ireland.
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