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SABC in trouble again?
NEWSWATCH: The national broadcaster and Sentech, South Africa's signal distributor, could be in trouble with movies companies such as Universal Pictures, and FIFA, after the Chinese allegedly ‘stole' the SABC's Africa signal, allowing movies and football matches to be broadcast to a number of African countries, reports IOL.
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- IOL: Chinese 'steal' SABC's Africa signal… The SABC is licensed to show certain movies only in South Africa, and its agreement with FIFA has similar restrictions with regard to 2010 soccer matches - so it appears some movie-makers and FIFA could have grounds for being upset.
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