Australia’s free-to-air, subscription services clash over anti-siphoning reform

(Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
(Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Australia’s free-to-air broadcasters and subscription-based platforms are at loggerheads over reforms to the country’s anti-siphoning legislation concerning digital sports rights, with a consultation process having now closed.

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