99 Web domains illegally streaming sports, Korean drama blocked in S’pore


The domains are linked to websites that allow users to illegally stream movies, TV shows and sports channels. — The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Ninety-nine domain names belonging to websites illegally streaming sports and Korean drama content are among the latest to be blocked under a recent Singapore court order.

The 99 Web addresses are linked to 30 websites – including SportsBay, 123Movies and KissAsian – that allow users to illegally stream movies, TV shows and sports channels belonging to copyright holders BBC Studios, Discovery Communications, LaLiga, the Premier League and TVB International.

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