The House Judiciary Committee has requested NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify on June 10 regarding the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 and its impact on consumers. The hearing will examine the antitrust exemption granted to sports leagues and the implications of the shift to pay streaming services for game access, amidst ongoing investigations into the NFL's broadcasting practices.
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The House Judiciary Committee has requested NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify on June 10 regarding the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 and its impact on consumers. The hearing will examine the antitrust exemption granted to sports leagues and the implications of the shift to pay streaming services for game access, amidst ongoing investigations into the NFL's broadcasting practices.
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