PPTV

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PPTV (Chinese: PP视频) is a Chinese video streaming website. Its predecessor, PPLive, was peer-to-peer streaming video freeware created at the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, Hubei Province. The group of companies that runs the website was headed by Cayman Islands-incorporated offshore company PPLive Corporation. However, the actual operations were mainly carried out by Shanghai SynaCast Media Tech Co., Ltd. (Chinese: 上海聚力传媒技术有限公司).

A 68.08% stake of the parent company of PPTV, PPLive Corporation, was acquired by Shenzhen-based^{[citation needed]} Chinese blue chip listed company Suning Commerce Group (now known as Suning.com) in 2013–14. However, the stake was re-sold to Suning.com's largest shareholder, Zhang Jindong's Suning Holdings Group in 2015, for CN¥2.5879931 billion.^[1]

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PPTV owns the following football broadcasting rights in China:^[2]

• International Champions Cup
• UEFA
  • UEFA National Team Home Friendlies (2018–2022)
  • UEFA Champions League (2018–2022)
  • UEFA Europa League (2018–2022)
  • UEFA Super Cup (2018–2021)
  • UEFA Youth League (2018–2021)
  • UEFA Women's Champions League (2018–2021)
• Copa América (2020)
• Chinese Super League (2018–2025) (terminated before 2021 season commenced)
• K League
• J League
• DFL (2018–2023) (terminated after 2020–21 season)
  • Bundesliga
  • DFL-Supercup
  • DFB-Pokal
• La Liga (2015–2020) (terminated after 2018–19 season)
• Copa del Rey
• Supercopa de España
• Premier League (2019–2022) (terminated early in August 2020)^[3]
• FA Cup (2018–2024) (terminated in February 2021)^[4]
• FA Community Shield (2018–2020)
• Serie A (2018–2021) (terminated in February 2021)^[5][4]
• Ligue 1 (2018–2021)
• Brasileirão (2021)
• Primera Division de Argentina

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• Official website (in Chinese)

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