Fonte: New York Post
The NFL defended its shift to streaming during a meeting with FCC officials last week as the agency questions whether the league has made watching games too challenging and pricey, according to a filing Tuesday. During a meeting Friday in Washington, DC, which the NFL requested, the league’s top media exec, Hans Schroeder, argued that allowing the league’s 32 teams to negotiate their own media rights deals would actually worsen confusion and costs for viewers, according to an FCC filing. FCC Chair Brendan Carr – who has told The Post that the football league could lose its antitrust exemption if it moves too many games behind streaming service paywalls – greeted the NFL executives before turning over the meeting to his top advisers, according to the filing.
