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MultiChoice seeks punishment of telco over pirated websites

Laikipia County CEC of Trade Biwott Tirop and MultiChoice Kenya Managing Director Nancy Matimu unveil the plaque of the new mast in Nanyuki. [James Wanzala,Standard]

The battle between a pay-tv firm and internet service providers (ISP) has escalated following court orders on pirated content.

High Court Judge Wilfrida Okwany last month ordered Jamii Telecom and Safaricom to block websites that are airing pirated content owned by MultiChoice.

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