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Bongo to protect online contents of ICC Champions Trophy from piracy
Bongo, Bangladesh's leading on-demand entertainment platform, is going to protect online contents of ICC Champions Trophy from piracy.
Published : 26 May 2017, 01:34 PM
Updated : 27 May 2017, 11:41 AM
The digital partner of the ICC in the country, Bongo said in a statement on Thursday that it plans to ensure that the content is strictly protected during the upcoming tournament.
“Cricket is like a religion in our country, and whenever there is a mega-event where the Bangladesh team (are) playing, our people go crazy to watch (the games),” the statement quoted Ahad Mohammad Bhai, Bongo’s Managing Director, as saying.
The Champions Trophy is scheduled to begin in England on June 1.
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