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Sky Gains High Court Approval to Obtain Details of 'Dodgy Box' Users
Sky has received High Court permission to obtain the details of hundreds of Irish 'dodgy box' users, signaling potential legal action against individuals involved in illegal streaming and raising questions about the future of such devices.
25 Mar, 16:47 — 26 Mar, 12:51
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irish-timesHigh137d ago
Details of 300 ‘dodgy box’ users to be provided to Sky, High Court hears
TV service sought identities following investigation into David Dunbar who sold subscriptions for €80-€100 per year
Read full article →irish-independent136d ago
Sky to take legal action against dodgy-box owners after obtaining their bank details
Dodgy-box end users face legal action from Sky for the first time, the broadcaster has told the High Court.
Read full article →the-journal136d ago
Dodgy boxes are back in the news - does a High Court ruling mean their days are numbered?
TV company Sky has been given permission to obtain the details of hundreds of Irish dodgy box users.
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First report: irish-times · 25 Mar, 16:47|Full coverage: 3 · 20h|Window: 20h
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