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NRL on the verge of signing historic $5 billion broadcast deal
The NRL is one the verge of securing a history making broadcast deal that will deliver a record $5 billion bonanza to the game, as the ARL Commission prepares to discuss – and potentially ratify – the new deal.
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Nine, Foxtel win NRL rights in massive Australian sport media deal
Nine and Foxtel are on the cusp of a multibillion-dollar agreement to keep airing the NRL in what could be the most expensive rights deal for an Australian sporting code in history.
The pending deal, which is set to run until 2034, could make the sport more valuable than the AFL, a longstanding goal of the Australian Rugby League Commission chairman Peter V’landys.
Sources familiar with the matter said the seven-year $5 billion deal included $150 million annually from Nine for the free-to-air TV rights, and Foxtel paying $520 million annually for the pay TV component.
While the deal is yet to be signed and it is unclear how much of the headline figure will be made up of free advertising, the pact stands to amount to about $700 million a year, including the rights to broadcast the game in New Zealand.
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'Record' TV deal: Sky in box seat as part of massive new NRL, Warriors rights agreement
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Warriors Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak celebrate one of the side's many tries so far this NRL season; Sky TV chief executive Sophie Moloney with NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo (left) and chair Peter V'landys (right). Photos / Photosport, Sky TV
A massive $A5 billion NRL TV rights deal is about to be confirmed in Australia – just what does that mean for New Zealand viewers?
Sky TV appears to be in the box seat – as it happens, literally – to retain NRL and Warriors broadcast rights for the next
seven years, as part of a massive new deal.
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