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South African broadcaster Openview has taken MultiChoice to court for monopolising broadcasting rights for the Rugby World Cup.
The eMedia parent company argues that Multichoice, through its sports channel SuperSport, unfairly excludes other platforms, like the South African Broadcasting Corporation channel from airing the popular event, hindering competition and limiting viewer choice.
However, MultiChoice says e-media is seeking to reap where it has not sown.
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The eMedia parent company argues that Multichoice, through its sports channel SuperSport, unfairly excludes other platforms, like the South African Broadcasting Corporation channel from airing the popular event, hindering competition and limiting viewer choice.
However, MultiChoice says e-media is seeking to reap where it has not sown.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-tech-news--5512041/support.
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By Africa Business RadioSouth African broadcaster Openview has taken MultiChoice to court for monopolising broadcasting rights for the Rugby World Cup.
The eMedia parent company argues that Multichoice, through its sports channel SuperSport, unfairly excludes other platforms, like the South African Broadcasting Corporation channel from airing the popular event, hindering competition and limiting viewer choice.
However, MultiChoice says e-media is seeking to reap where it has not sown.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-tech-news--5512041/support.
The eMedia parent company argues that Multichoice, through its sports channel SuperSport, unfairly excludes other platforms, like the South African Broadcasting Corporation channel from airing the popular event, hindering competition and limiting viewer choice.
However, MultiChoice says e-media is seeking to reap where it has not sown.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-tech-news--5512041/support.