Murdoch’s leverage could push NFL to rethink Fox in the next rights cycle

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Rupert Murdoch’s political leverage is framed as pressuring the NFL to keep games on Fox at a favorable price as streaming expands and rights are renegotiated in 2030; a House Judiciary antitrust hearing highlighted the NFL exemption and the growing impact of streaming on fans and bidders. Florio suggests Fox could be sidelined if competition among bidders intensifies, illustrating how Murdoch’s influence and the broader streaming push could reshape the league’s broadcast landscape.
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