Piracy crackdown cuts World Cup streams
Advertising revenues have been cut off from approximately 1,400 websites that were illegally streaming FIFA World Cup matches, as part of a campaign aimed at drying up the financial sources of sports piracy platforms. The campaign was overseen by TAG, in coordination with advertising technology companies and relevant authorities, and resulted in the cessation of monetization on these sites, along with an almost immediate halt to ad traffic to them. These measures follow the seizure of around 400 domain names in the "Offsides" operation, aiming to disrupt networks dependent on pirated content and to prevent the illicit financial gain from the tournament.
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