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DOJ seizes over 1,000 internet domains that illegally streamed World Cup games
The Justice Department announced Monday that it snatched over 1,000 websites used to illegally stream matches during the just-completed World Cup.
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The Justice Department announced Monday that it snatched over 1,000 websites used to illegally stream matches during the just-completed World Cup.
The final tally of sites snared includes the nearly 400 internet domains shut down by the end of June.
The seizures in the U.S. occurred through three enforcement actions, the Justice Department said in a release.
American authorities also worked with their counterparts in Latin America to block additional illegal streaming sites, including 14 in Argentina, 309 in Brazil, 1,140 in Colombia, 256 in the Dominican Republic, 223 in Ecuador and 28 in Peru.
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