Companies allowing staff to watch
World
Cup matches on broadband at work could end up with a £1,000 fine if they do
not have a TV licence.
A TV licence is required for any device that is "installed or used" for
receiving television broadcasts.
With more than five million UK workers believed to have high-speed internet
access at their desks, the BBC could make a killing if firms are unaware of the
licence regulations.
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