eMedia takes MultiChoice to Competition Commission

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Openview owner launches all-out legal assault on MultiChoice

eMedia is taking MultiChoice to the Competition Commission after filing papers before the Competition Tribunal regarding sub-licencing agreements surrounding the 2023 Rugby and Cricket World Cup.

This comes after an ongoing back and forth between the two broadcasters, centred around MultiChoice's restrictions on a sublicensing deal it struck with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
 
Desperate times, desperate measures, lol

Simply put, if they succeed then MC will just stop offering it to SABC and many more SAns then lose :-/

/done
 
Desperate times, desperate measures, lol

Simply put, if they succeed then MC will just stop offering it to SABC and many more SAns then lose :-/

/done
I doubt people care very much. They've found other ways to watch sport and most have cancelled Dstv sport already.
 
I am baffled as to the ultimate intention of e-Media. For a loss making entity (did they post a profit in the last reporting year) they clearly are intent on losing more this year. I also believe the "beef" is not about broadcasting rights or the lack thereoff but rather the previous issue of e-Media stalling digital migration.
 
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