SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's telecommunications giants SingTel and Starhub could be cut out of broadcasting the soccer World Cup, forcing fans to view matches live on the internet unless a deadlock over rights fees can be resolved.British company Perform Group has been monitoring the stalemate and could be prepared to stream the World Cup matches in from South Africa to Singapore. Last year Perform streamed the first England international to be available only on the internet when England played Ukraine in a World Cup qualifier. Full Story
