Consumers are increasingly bypassing paid cable and satellite providers and watching premium programs such as World Cup games by using virtual private networks and other workarounds to get content online. Andrew Goldstein, a media and entertainment lawyer and Partner in the Corporate Practice Group, comments on the legal ramifications of this practice and related enforceability issues in the article, "Here's how people are watching the World Cup -- without cable," published June 13, 2014, in the Washington Post.
Read the full article, Here's how people are watching the World Cup -- without cable.
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