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				Re: The future of television
			 
			 
			
		
		
		
			
			https://rxtvinfo.com/2024/how-live-s...-could-change/
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  The list of protected sports events is divided into Group A (including the Olympics, Grand National, FA Cup Final and The Derby) and Group B (including Cricket Test Matches played in England, Six Nations Rugby Matches involving Home Countries, Ryder Cup and The Commonwealth Games). 
 
For Group B sports events, Ofcom is consulting on what is “acceptable alternative coverage”. At the moment, free-to-air highlights or delayed coverage amounting to at least 10% of the scheduled duration of the event are deemed acceptable. 
 
The current rules allow pay TV rights holders to order free-to-air highlights to be delayed until a period has elapsed following the scheduled conclusion of the event. 
 
Streaming-only coverage 
 
Currently highlights have to be scheduled on a traditional linear broadcast channel. 
 
In the future, it’s proposed that streaming services like the BBC iPlayer and ITVX will be able to screen the highlights, either on a streaming-only or streaming-first basis. 
 
Following an industry call for evidence, Ofcom will decide on the exact rules, which will be put to a wider public consultation in 2025.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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