News Corp's Michael Miller, SWM's Jeff Howard, ThinkNewsBrands Vanessa Lyons were among the industry leaders who backed the government's plans.
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A spokesperson for Michelle Rowland said the government was “firmly committed to minimising harms from online wagering."
“The Government and the Coalition have sold out free sport today."
"The solutions to keeping the lights on for regional TV are squarely in the hands and control of the Albanese Government."
Only 29% of Australians watch TV exclusively through an aerial, according to the research commissioned by Free TV.
The call follows revelations that consumers in the US are paying up to $2,400 each to watch the 2024 NFL season.
The cost of sports rights continues to increase, up 17%. There was also a record investment of $413 million in news programs.
Bridget Fair predicts a “nightmare scenario” if digital rights are left out of the bill.
Bridget Fair, Nicole McInnes, and Pooja Patel join the board.
“It creates a seamless transition between linear television and on-demand"
• The changes will be delivered throughout 2020.
