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as the preferred bidders. A deal with the incumbents will not only determine where cricket matches will be aired for the next decade, but it will also put an end to a Federal Court dispute between Seven and CA, and force Paramount to reassess its long-term content acquisition strategy in the market.in the increasingly cluttered streaming market. In 2023, it will mostly be preparing to launch its smart television offering, while considering whether a public listing remains viable.
and trying to decide whether to launch its own streaming service in Australia or do another long-term licensing deal for content when its current agreement expires in December 2023. The HBO deal currently sits with Foxtel and its streaming service Binge, giving the two platforms exclusive local access to shows such as. It’s effectively the crown jewel for any entertainment streaming service.
; the ABC and Guardian Australia, ultimately led to large investments in newsrooms across the country.conclude in early 2024 and have made no secret of it. With negotiations set to kick off this year, media companies are likely to do anything and everything they can to renew these agreements.
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