Push for key interstate AFL games to go behind Foxtel paywall

Push for key interstate AFL games to go behind Foxtel paywall

Under the latest proposal,more AFL games in WA,SA,Queensland and NSW would be shown live only on Foxtel,and delayed by up to two hours on Seven.

  • byZoe Samios andJake Niall

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Foxtel backs down on streaming in attempt to clinch AFL rights

Foxtel backs down on streaming in attempt to clinch AFL rights

Foxtel has agreed to allow Channel Seven stream key AFL matches online in a move that could knock rival bidders out of the running for the code’s next rights deal.

  • byZoe Samios
Game on:Bids roll in for multi-billion dollar AFL deal

Game on:Bids roll in for multi-billion dollar AFL deal

Four of Australia’s biggest media companies have submitted formal bids for the AFL’s next media rights deal,which could change the way fans watch footy.

  • byZoe Samios
Seven could save $135m in Big Bash stoush with CA

Seven could save $135m in Big Bash stoush with CA

Seven will sue for about $20 million in damages over the past three years,and plans to save $75 million plus contra from terminating the deal.

  • byZoe Samios
Seven moves to tear up Cricket Australia deal over alleged Big Bash League breaches

Seven moves to tear up Cricket Australia deal over alleged Big Bash League breaches

Seven West Media has made a fresh legal attempt to blow up its $450 million media rights deal with Cricket Australia.

  • byZoe Samios
AFL talks turkey with media giants over lucrative broadcast rights

AFL talks turkey with media giants over lucrative broadcast rights

Channels Nine and Ten and rights holders Seven and Foxtel are all in discussions with the AFL about the broadcast rights post-2024.

  • byJake Niall
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Seven boss wants streaming loophole closed as US giants vie for AFL rights

Seven boss wants streaming loophole closed as US giants vie for AFL rights

Seven boss James Warburton has urged the Albanese government to swiftly close a loophole that could allow US streaming giants to snare AFL rights.

  • byZoe Samios
Optus to begin charging phone customers for Premier League access

Optus to begin charging phone customers for Premier League access

The move is likely to upset customers who joined Optus on the basis they could watch the English Premier League free of charge. They’ll now have to pay $6.99 per month - and non-customers will shell out almost four times that amount.

  • byVince Rugari andZoe Samios
Cricket chiefs’ passage to India in search of $200 million broadcast deal

Cricket chiefs’ passage to India in search of $200 million broadcast deal

Australian cricket’s most powerful figures are flying to India in search of a $200 million overseas rights windfall.

  • byDaniel Brettig
Network 10 ‘happy’ despite A-League struggles as AFL broadcast bid looms

Network 10 ‘happy’ despite A-League struggles as AFL broadcast bid looms

The network’s first season covering football has been a major challenge - but that hasn’t deterred 10 as it contemplates a big-money bid for the AFL broadcast rights from 2025.

  • byVince Rugari
‘No reason why not’:McLachlan backs Hird to coach,speaks on TV rights and twilight GF
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‘No reason why not’:McLachlan backs Hird to coach,speaks on TV rights and twilight GF

AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan has given his endorsement for the man central to Essendon’s supplements scandal to apply for the vacant Giants’ role.

  • byJon Pierik