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Obviously, in in it looks like Burnham's
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going to be on a a nationalization
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>> What does that mean for like sports
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rights holding companies?
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>> is it, right? He could add to this list.
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No one's had the gumption to to edit
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this list for a long time. He could be
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the guy that does that. Is Burnham a
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massive sports fan going to change what
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is what has been kind of the status quo
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>> Because I suppose the public affairs
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folks at Sky Sports would claim that,
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you know, that broadcaster has plowed
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millions and millions and millions of
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pounds into grassroots sport.
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>> Actually, I think the kind of the cut
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here is Netflix, Amazon Prime. It's the
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streamers. Um Netflix have paid an awful
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lot of money to have Gary Lineker's
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podcast on, but are they going to touch
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sports rights? I think in America, they
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might show a bit of Formula 1 next year.
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>> There were there were rumors that Apple
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TV were trying to make a swoop for the
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uh the Premier League rights at some
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>> Yes, and they've now got Formula 1 in
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the States. Things are moving away from
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traditional broadcasters, and I don't
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just mean BBC, ITV, Channel 4. I mean
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the likes of Sky and TNT Sports and and
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Warner Brothers as well. So, this is
