The right licence for your business

Can TV be shown in the lobby, restaurant, event venue or office?

We'll help you sort out all the questions! EzyStream's exclusive solutions allow you to offer public viewing for your guests with exactly the licence your business needs.

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What does public viewing mean?

Public viewing is a collective term for all TV viewing that does not take place in a private home. When you show TV in a public environment, such as a hotel, restaurant or office, you need a licence – regardless of whether you are showing sports, news or films.

We help you and your business get the right licence and guide you to a solution with a channel offering that suits your specific needs.

This may include:

✓ Sport events
Show football, hockey and golf at your restaurant or bar

✓ TV solution for conference and event centres
Display events on TV or similar devices at events

✓ TV for your care home residents
Offer a wide range of channels to your clients

✓ TV for hotels
Show TV in the room or lobby for your guests

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Frequently asked questions and answers

What licence is required to show television at the company?

You need a licence that gives you the right to show television in a public environment. This is sometimes referred to as a viewing agreement, viewing rights or licence agreement, but it all means the same thing: giving you the right to show television in public.

Why do we need a licence to watch television?

Without a licence agreement, it is not permitted to show television in public/institutional environments such as hotels, offices, restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, hospitals and military facilities. The licence grants you the right to show television in public. However, showing television without an agreement is a violation of copyright law and may result in a penalty fee.

Where can I find information about what can and cannot be displayed in public places?

If you have any questions, you are always welcome to contact us at Binero.

Can we obtain a licence for individual events such as the Champions League final?

For most events, a corporate subscription is required to obtain the right to show them publicly. This is something we at Binero can of course help with.
However, there are exceptions, such as the European Championships and World Cup in football and the Eurovision final, which can be purchased via a one-off licence.

If you have any requests or questions about hosting a special event, please contact us at Binero for more information.
Find information about the Champions League here