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Old 23-02-2023, 16:46   #11179
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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news
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Originally Posted by Aguero9320 View Post
A Comcast/WBD combination would be interesting for the UK sports market. Would the CMA allow Sky's 11 channels, and TNT's seven, under common ownership? My answer is: probably not.
There’s never been more actors in the market (or threatening to join the market). Could it be demonstrated it’d harm consumer choice? Threaten the value of rights to leagues and sporting bodies?

(I’m not saying they would allow it, but previously Sky have been far more dominant in the market on their own, with regulation of the wholesale price of Sky Sports 1 and 2).
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