NFL Sunday Ticket Verdict Shines Light on MLB & NHL Approach
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The recent NFL Sunday Ticket verdict highlights the different approach taken by MLB and NHL in similar broadcasting litigation. While the NFL faces $4.7 billion in damages for violating antitrust laws, MLB and NHL settled class actions, offering fans cheaper options. The NFL may appeal or negotiate, but if the verdict stands, broadcasting arrangements may need to change. MLB and NHL made a shrewder strategy by settling TV class actions instead of going to trial. #NFL #MLB #NHL #broadcasting #antitrust...
#newstr #NflSundayTicket #Mlb #Nhl #Broadcasting #Litigation
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NFL Sunday Ticket Lawsuit Could Cost New York Giants $449.6 Million
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The New York Giants could be on the hook for $449.6 million if they lose the NFL Sunday Ticket lawsuit. A jury found the NFL guilty of antitrust violations and awarded $4.7 billion in damages to subscribers. If the appeal fails, the total damages could reach over $14 billion. Meanwhile, another class-action lawsuit against the NFL is set to begin deliberations, with potential damages of $7 billion that could triple to $21 billion. The outcome could have significant financial implications for the league. #NFL #lawsuit #antitrust...
#newstr #Nfl #AntitrustLaws #NflSundayTicketLawsuit
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Jury to Deliberate in NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Trial as Class-Action Lawsuit Nears Conclusion
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Telecom companies lobby against price cuts for low-income customers in exchange for federal funds to improve internet access, arguing it's illegal and hinders broadband program success. Consumer advocates say companies want federal aid without addressing high prices, exacerbating the digital divide. Lobbying efforts have influenced several states to scale back proposed price caps. Concerns arise that federal aid may fall short if Americans can't afford new broadband. FCC implements new rules requiring internet providers to be transparent about costs and performance. Labels resembling nutrition labels will help consumers compare plans. In other news, the jury in the NFL 'Sunday Ticket' trial is set to deliberate, and MultiChoice Group remains committed to Nigeria despite economic challenges. #Broadband #DigitalDivide #FCC #Transparency #NFL #MultiChoice #Nigeria...
#newstr #Nfl #SundayTicket #ClassactionLawsuit #AntitrustLaws #JuryDeliberations
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MultiChoice Nigeria Appeals Fine and Free Subscription Ruling by Tribunal, Remains Committed to Nigeria Amid Economic Turbulence
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Telecom companies lobby against price cuts for low-income customers in exchange for federal funds to improve internet access, exacerbating the digital divide. The lobbying efforts have influenced several states to rethink or abandon their plans. The Biden administration aims for affordable internet plans, but telecoms argue against rate regulation. The lobbying raises concerns about the effectiveness of federal aid if people can't afford broadband. The FCC implements new rules for transparent internet service packages, resembling nutrition labels, to protect consumers. MultiChoice Nigeria appeals a fine and free subscription ruling, remaining committed to Nigeria despite economic challenges....
#newstr #Telecom #Broadband #PriceCaps #FederalProgram #Transparency #ConsumerProtection #Multichoice #Nigeria #EconomicTurbulence
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Multichoice Nigeria Appeals Fine and Free Subscription Ruling by Tribunal
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Telecom companies in the US are lobbying against price cuts for low-income customers in exchange for federal funds to improve internet access. Critics argue that the industry is trying to benefit from aid without addressing high broadband prices, exacerbating the digital divide. The lobbying efforts have influenced several states to scale back or abandon plans for financial relief. The Biden administration aims for affordable internet plans, but telecom companies question the legality of tying funds to pricing changes. The FCC has implemented new rules requiring internet providers to be transparent about costs and performance. Meanwhile, Multichoice Nigeria plans to appeal a fine and free subscription ruling by the Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal....
#newstr #Multichoice #CompetitionAndConsumerProtectionTribunal #Dstv #Gotv #Subscription #Fine #Appeal
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US Bars Chinese Telecom Carriers from Offering Broadband Services
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US bars Chinese telecom carriers from offering broadband services due to national security concerns. Telecom companies lobby against price cuts for poor customers in exchange for federal funds to improve internet access. The FCC implements new rules requiring internet providers to provide transparent pricing information. The Biden administration cracks down on 'junk fees' and promotes fairness and consumer protection. #Broadband #DigitalDivide #Transparency #ConsumerProtection #NationalSecurity...
#newstr #Fcc #ChinaTelecom #ChinaUnicom #ChinaMobile #Telecom #NationalSecurity #Broadband #Us #HuaweiTechnologies #Zte
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