Premier League Targets Dozens of Illegal Streaming Sites in U.S. Court
Premier League Targets Dozens of Illegal Streaming Sites in U.S. Court
The Premier League has gone to court in the U.S. to compel Cloudflare to identify the operators of dozens of illegal sports streaming sites.
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Do you want to kill what tiny fanbase you already have in America? Because this is how you kill what tiny fanbase you already have in America. We already have MLS to not give a fuck about, but if you make it impossible for fans of a premier team to watch their team play then people will pivot to MLS or a new sport entirely. And somebody might chime in to point out that they have no reason to care about people who aren't paying customers, except that these white whale fans absolutely are paying customers because they buy team merch and don't shut the fuck up about how other people should also pay attention to their team, thus expanding interest in their team across the American market.
I like the sport, but I can't be bothered to give a shit about any team in particular. I just like the higher stakes games between high performance teams like in the world cup group stage and onward.
Premier league by all accounts is growing in popularity in the U.S. Them going to court sort of shows how valuable it's become. But I of course agree this will lead to much lower viewing in total.