Pay TV revenues were up 28.5% in 2012 compared with 2008 figures, with cable generating the highest revenues by platform – $87 billion.
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Matches will be available for 53 countries across Europe and Latin America for free and streamed live via the ECB’s YouTube channel.
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Liverpool versus Stoke City on August 17 will kick off the first of the matches to be shown on BT Sport, also including Spurs v Chelsea and Everton v Liverpool.
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