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Premier League and Astro hail ‘landmark’ piracy ruling in Malaysia

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The English Premier League and Malaysian pay-television operator Astro have hailed a “landmark ruling” after an eatery in Kuala Lumpur was found to have breached copyright laws by showing pirated sports broadcasts.

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