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Pirate IPTV warnings ended in an own goals for LaLiga and Serie A when legal subscribers couldn't watch matches due to technical issues.

If the only aim was to reach the eyes of pirates, the campaign was a complete success because only pirates had continuous access to the matches. When approached for an explanation on the chaos, Serie A said it wouldn’t be commenting. Due to ‘technical problems’ suffered by DAZN, Serie A fans couldn’t watch the football matches they’d paid for. As a gift to all customers, as compensation, also documentaries and hot channels,” one user For new Movistar Plus+ pirate converts, missing half the match probably ran counter to what they were promised. However, DAZN’s servers couldn’t cope with the volume of Movistar Plus+ subscribers, which meant that they couldn’t issue accounts or activate access to the services paid for. Movistar Plus+ pointed the finger at DAZN, which later admitted to having suffered technical problems. With fans’ ears ringing with LaLiga piracy warnings but soothed by the benefits of going legal, the stage was set last weekend for Barcelona vs. So, to help protect their investment, this month Movistar Plus+ and LaLiga The club has a For this reason, and a couple of dozen more just like it, Barcelona needs cash flooding in from fans buying tickets and premium TV subscriptions. His weekly pay of €560,962 means that by the time his contract expires in 2026, Barcelona will have paid him €116,680,000.

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Italian regulator AGCOM has intervened for a second time after sports streamer DAZN experienced technical problems streaming coverage of the new Serie A ...

The centre-left Democratic Party called for reimbursement of monies paid by subscribers, while opposition right-wing and far-right politicians including Matteo Salvini, Maurizio Gasparri and Carlo Calenda also weighed in. “Following serious problems registered during the transmission of the first match day of the Serie A championship and of the receipt of numerous reports, AGCOM has asked DAZN for urgent clarification on what happened and how the company is working to avoid the repetition of these problems on the second day,” it said. The watchdog said it had asked DAZN to provide clarification and provide information on how it planned to resolve the issue.

Authentication issue prevents DAZN subscribers in Italy from accessing their accounts and watching Serie A soccer.

When you throw in the fact that DAZN recently increased the price of a monthly subscription to €29.99 (US$30.50) a month, DAZN’s technical solutions had better hold strong unless it wants to further antagonise a soccer-mad nation. When DAZN first emerged on the scene six years ago, it promised that its IT infrastructure had the scalability and capability to serve any market it felt was ripe for disruption. “As a temporary solution and to ensure continued service, we issued those affected with a link through which they could watch the live streams.

The Italian communications regulator Agcom has begun an investigation after technical problems caused subscribers to miss large parts of the opening weekend ...

After disruption during the 2021/22 season DAZN agreed with Agcom to make available a linear channel as one of 11 commitments to the regulator, which also included a joint monitoring unit and the optimisation of the lowest encoding profiles. Agcom has asked DAZN to issue the compensation quickly and urgently provide an explanation as to what took place. The Italian communications regulator Agcom has begun an investigation after technical problems caused subscribers to miss large parts of the opening weekend of the Serie A football season.

Streaming television platform DAZN was criticized by the Italian government on Monday after technical problems caused subscribers to miss chunks of the ...

DAZN said on Monday that they would refund subscribers an amount which would be specified “in the coming days” after the widespread disruption to their service, described as “exceptional” in a statement. AGCOM said that they had asked DAZN for an “urgent explanation” for the problems and on “how the company is working to ensure that similar issues are not repeated for the next matchday”. Streaming television platform DAZN was criticized by the Italian government on Monday after technical problems caused subscribers to miss chunks of the opening weekend of the Serie A football season.

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Unrecognized accounts, interrupted images, very slow speed: the service offered is not up to the price of the subscription, despite the alliance with TIM, the country’s main telecommunications company, and is damaging the football ecosystem Italian, already in great economic difficulty. The situation has arisen every time since 2018, when DAZN entered the Italian market, but has been even more sensitive since 2021, when the company exclusively secured seven out of ten matches in the championship (the three others are co-broadcast by Sky) against 840 million euros per year. This is not a first: the English company was to mark a technological revolution – never before had a weekly live event been broadcast only by streaming in Italy – but it is now the nightmare of users, who pay up to at 39.99 euros per month for a low quality service.