sky sports pub glass logo on
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lamblamb
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it would come from a direct feed from a device with a business sub and i have never seen it done.
even so it would purely be aesthetical , all commercial premises i know have a window sticker with a barcode containing their subscription details which can be scannned by those who need to to validate a current sub.
i cant think of any point of having the pint glass on the screen if you dont have a sub for the premises to back it up.
even so it would purely be aesthetical , all commercial premises i know have a window sticker with a barcode containing their subscription details which can be scannned by those who need to to validate a current sub.
i cant think of any point of having the pint glass on the screen if you dont have a sub for the premises to back it up.
river4ever
Member
Not possible and not worth the risk to run it public bars.
The rats that work for sly have teams that walk into bars and check. I am aware of two bars in my area that got caught, it was in C/S days.
Was £3K fine for one of them with court fees.
The rats that work for sly have teams that walk into bars and check. I am aware of two bars in my area that got caught, it was in C/S days.
Was £3K fine for one of them with court fees.
river4ever
Member
On this subject..... is anyone aware of legal stance on public bars when amazon had rights to broadcast?
I do know public broadcasting fee for “sly” and “BT” and must be separate to each channel holder.
But unsure of amazons direction on this?
I do know public broadcasting fee for “sly” and “BT” and must be separate to each channel holder.
But unsure of amazons direction on this?
lamblamb
TK Veteran
Amazon Prime Video is to make its Premier League football games available in pubs through a partnership with BT Sport.
Amazon has a package of 20 Premier League games a year, which it will start airing in December.
However, it has no linear broadcast channel to show matches and has no relationship with pubs.
According to a report in The Telegraph, the “Amazon Premier League Pass” will be marketed by BT Sport and pubs and clubs will use existing set-top equipment to access it.
The partnership suggests a level of cooperation between the two smaller stake rights holder against Sky Sports, which still dominates live coverage in the UK.
The Telegraph said the fee for an Amazon Premier League Pass is expected to be between £100 to £600 depending on the size of the licensed premises.
Pubs and clubs spent between £10,000 and £30,000 per year depending on their size for the rights to broadcast live Premier League football in the UK in the previous three-year rights cycle when Sky Sports and BT Sport divided the live games between them.
For the next three seasons, starting next month, Sky has the rights to 128 games and BT Sport a further 52 while Amazon Prime has 20.
Amazon has a package of 20 Premier League games a year, which it will start airing in December.
However, it has no linear broadcast channel to show matches and has no relationship with pubs.
According to a report in The Telegraph, the “Amazon Premier League Pass” will be marketed by BT Sport and pubs and clubs will use existing set-top equipment to access it.
The partnership suggests a level of cooperation between the two smaller stake rights holder against Sky Sports, which still dominates live coverage in the UK.
The Telegraph said the fee for an Amazon Premier League Pass is expected to be between £100 to £600 depending on the size of the licensed premises.
Pubs and clubs spent between £10,000 and £30,000 per year depending on their size for the rights to broadcast live Premier League football in the UK in the previous three-year rights cycle when Sky Sports and BT Sport divided the live games between them.
For the next three seasons, starting next month, Sky has the rights to 128 games and BT Sport a further 52 while Amazon Prime has 20.
river4ever
Member
steptoe
VIP Member
I remember back in the day when my local had a pint glass painted on the TV 
Currently, one pub I sometimes visit has a disclaimer up that strictly prohibits anyone from sky etc entering their premises and it states something along the lines that they will be committing criminal trespass if they enter.
No idea how legal that would be if it came to it tho.
Currently, one pub I sometimes visit has a disclaimer up that strictly prohibits anyone from sky etc entering their premises and it states something along the lines that they will be committing criminal trespass if they enter.
No idea how legal that would be if it came to it tho.
lamblamb
TK Veteran
there used to be a firm of solicitors that specialised in cases bought against pubs and that would probably be the general bumf they spilled out. you could pay pthem yearly on retainer. no idea how successful they were.I remember back in the day when my local had a pint glass painted on the TV
Currently, one pub I sometimes visit has a disclaimer up that strictly prohibits anyone from sky etc entering their premises and it states something along the lines that they will be committing criminal trespass if they enter.
No idea how legal that would be if it came to it tho.
pieeater2015
TK Veteran
userlee5267
TK Veteran
What does that sky logo mean. All mine have that spinning sky wheel in the bottom right
dsayers2014
VIP Member
They are just the supplier's watermark
userlee5267
TK Veteran
Oh thought it corresponds to what it's being streamed from
