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> In a fair world, it should be the copyright owners
> suing the channel for the infringement, not the channel trying to do
> something about the people that just happened to know how to make a
> receiver (or bought one, for legit use).
Just because you know how to do something, have the equipment to do it,
or it's easy doesn't mean it should be legal. IIRC the law in the UK
states that receiving any information over the air that you are not the
authorised recipient for is illegal.
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