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Sky and BT sign content sharing deal
16th December 2017
This isn't a merger between BT and Sky, instead it is a sharing option that reduces competition between the two and might reduce the cost of bidding for sports events in the future. The other unknown in the market is other providers, possibly Amazon and Facebook, and this deal might allow BT and Sky to put together a joint bid for rights packages.
Sky and BT just announced a major content sharing deal https://t.co/IWOyTk9Rzk
— Indy Business (@TheIndyBusiness) December 15, 2017
Cost of #PremierLeague #broadcasting rights. 🦁⚽️🏆📺💰 https://t.co/9rW7yBHFgK (via @FT) #sky #tv #ESPN #BT #sentana pic.twitter.com/cMc3qaH6T8
— Financial Sports® (@FinancialSs) December 6, 2017
BT and Sky sign landmark content sharing deal https://t.co/uRvvqt1ijC
— The Guardian (@guardian) December 15, 2017
BT and Sky agree to sell each other's channels to customers in Britain https://t.co/bFxpQ0LRiw pic.twitter.com/0EWQbX4lx2
— Bloomberg (@business) December 15, 2017
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