Mon, 12 Aug, 2024 - 20:45
Paul Hosford, Deputy Political Editor
Both RTÉ and the GAA have said a decision to invite expressions of interest for the rights currently held by the GAAGO app was not prompted by competition watchdog the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), prompting a Fine Gael politician to call for a statement from the commission.
The GAA last week announced that it was “inviting initial expressions of interest for the media rights of specific domestic broadcast packages” currently held by GAAGO, a joint enterprise of RTÉ and the GAA. The app has proved controversial over the last year, due to the placing of games behind its paywall.
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