Paul Rouse: Time for GAA to deliver a clear picture on its broadcasting policy

We are only at the beginning of the change that the internet is bringing to how sport is organised.
Even before the Covid crisis, there were clubs and organisations in Ireland live-streaming their own sporting events and trying to get people to buy passes on-line.

Even before the Covid crisis, there were clubs and organisations in Ireland live-streaming their own sporting events and trying to get people to buy passes on-line.

We are only at the beginning of the change that the internet is bringing to how sport is organised.

Nowhere is this more apparent than in looking at the broadcasting operations of the world’s leading sports bodies.

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