The slinging match between the SABC and the PSL could naturally have been resolved long ago if the situation had not been left to develop this far.
The slinging match between the SABC and the PSL could naturally have been resolved long ago if the situation had not been left to develop this far.
That said, the public broadcaster's decision to turn to the courts to overrule what seems a legitimate business deal between the PSL and SuperSport is much like closing the stable door long after the horse has bolted.
The SABC lost out on the deal simply because it failed to tender for the broadcast rights when its contract expired in May this year.
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The slinging match between the SABC and the PSL could naturally have been resolved long ago if the situation had not been left to develop this far.
The slinging match between the SABC and the PSL could naturally have been resolved long ago if the situation had not been left to develop this far.
That said, the public broadcaster's decision to turn to the courts to overrule what seems a legitimate business deal between the PSL and SuperSport is much like closing the stable door long after the horse has bolted.
The SABC lost out on the deal simply because it failed to tender for the broadcast rights when its contract expired in May this year.
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