This morning, Friday, July 26, 2024, Warner Bros. Discovery sued the NBA over the allocation of television rights to Amazon Prime Video. The company believes it outbid its competitor and that the NBA violated contractual restrictions in the agreement signed between the parties. TNT is also speaking on behalf of the fans, making it clear that the fans want to continue to watch the programming they have produced, which has been a leader in the industry for years.
TNT sues NBA: the “war” for TV rights continues
26/07/202420:35
Warner Bros. Discovery has sued the NBA over the awarding of TV rights to Amazon Prime Video: TNT won’t back down.
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