Major sporting organisations claim that anti-siphoning laws are bad for viewers, Foxtel argue it would be bad for sporting codes to have their sports shown to as many people as possible, and Rupert Murdoch is threatening to force his US cable rivals to pay him for carrying his Fox TV network.
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Bracks v. Goss in the battle for TV regulation
Having an ex-premier as front man is evidently now de rigueur in the broadcasting sector, writes Bernard Keane.
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Wayne Goss and Free TV: cashing in on connections
Wayne Goss presumably spoke to his former chief of staff Kevin Rudd before accepting the appointment as chair of Free TV Australia, so our new Prime Minister has some questions to answer, writes Stephen Mayne.
