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Packers warn SBA reforms threaten their revenue model

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Packers warn SBA reforms threaten their revenue model
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The Green Bay Packers push back at Rep. Scott Fitzgerald’s dismissal of concerns over changes to the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act, arguing reforms could jeopardize the league’s shared TV revenue that helps small‑market teams compete, as DOJ/FCC probes into the SBA intensify and Sen. Baldwin advances a bill to expand home‑market TV access amid more games shifting to streaming.

Topics:sportsbusiness#business#for-the-fans-act#green-bay-packers#revenue-sharing#sports-broadcasting-act#streaming-television
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  1. Going on the offensive: Packers hit back at U.S. Rep Scott Fitzgerald dismissing their concerns over scrutiny of Sports Broadcasting Act  Channel 3000
  2. Packers voice opposition to major changes to Sports Broadcasting Act  ESPN
  3. Packers take aim at Wisconsin congressman leading charge to modify Sports Broadcasting Act  WLUK
  4. Packers take center stage in the political fight over the NFL’s antitrust exemption  NBC Sports
  5. Congress is investigating a 1960s law that’s helped the Green Bay Packers for decades  WPR

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