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Plans to keep elite sports free on streaming
The UK government is proposing legislation to ensure that streaming and catch-up rights for major sporting events, including the World Cup, Olympics, Wimbledon finals, and FA Cup final, remain accessible to the public without paywalls. The current rules, established in 1996, do not cover on-demand rights sold to streaming services, and the new measures aim to protect free-to-air access, especially for significant sporting moments. The government also clarified that it does not plan to add the Six Nations rugby championship to this list.
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