La Liga Tech to Protect Against Illegal Streams for Brazil’s Top Soccer League, Chilean Sports

1190 Sports, a commercial sports rights owner in Latin America, has a new partnership with La Liga Tech to deploy its anti-piracy services across 1190’s properties. The deal covers live matches and content from Brazil’s top two soccer leagues, as well as Chile’s international men’s and women’s sports competitions.

La Liga Tech will use artificial intelligence to monitor search engines, social networks, websites and IPTV services, while removing content found to be illegally distributed. Matches from the Brasileirão A & B soccer leagues are streamed globally on Fanatiz, which La Liga Tech will prioritize to protect against pirated streams.  

Spain’s top soccer league launched its La Liga Tech division in 2014 and thereafter began offering its content protection services to other sports organizations. La Liga Tech now protects nearly $10 billion worth of audiovisual assets. Other sports clients to use its anti-piracy services include Belgium’s Jupiler Pro League, MotoGP and Sky Mexico.