SCM Group Regulates Illegal Viewing Venues Violating Broadcasting Rights in Medan

1. Steps taken by IEG

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This is a step taken by IEG in continuing legal actions that have been carried out in various cities previously. IEG is committed to not remaining silent if there are venues that continue to violate broadcasting rights and do not register officially for joint viewing activities. Eben Ezer Ginting, the legal counsel for IEG from Ginting & Associates law firm, explained that this firm action is taken to uphold the appropriate broadcasting rights.

According to Eben Ezer, venues that broadcast the English League without permission from IEG have previously received a letter of warning or notice. However, some venues did not respond or did not reach the expected agreement. Therefore, direct enforcement actions were taken against these venues.

The enforcement in Medan was carried out at several venues simultaneously, including the seizure of evidence used for illegal joint viewing activities. This action aims to stop violations of broadcasting rights and ensure that all joint viewing activities comply with applicable regulations.

2. The impact of illegal group watching implementation

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3. IEG Announcement

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Along with the resumption of the competition season for various sports content owned by the SCM group, venues wishing to hold public viewing events legally and comfortably can register as official partners by applying to IEG.

IEG once again reminds the public not to engage in activities that may violate the broadcasting rights of the SCM group or the applicable laws and regulations in Indonesia.

For fans of the Premier League, Liga 1, Proliga, Livoli, and other sports, be sure to check the website http://www.ieg.id/nobar/ to enjoy an exciting public viewing experience in the city of KLovers.

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