Warren Wilmot
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102 appearances
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2 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Jul
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But, I mean, I think the interesting part from here is, you know, the implications, the ripple effects.
And, you know, what does it mean for Tier 1 sports?
What does it mean for sports broadcasters?
What does it mean for the other sports?
They've got rugby rights.
Given the anti-typhoon laws, it would have had to pass some of it on to, or at least offer to, free-to-air, and that's where 7 and 10 would have come in.
Absolutely.
Yeah, and the same goes, I mean, the Olympics is a bit different, but they certainly need the exposure, right?
It's sold internationally, but things like the Olympics are,
Commonwealth Games, I mean other events like that that come along, even World Cup Soccer, I mean it's been amazing for SBS and they paid about $30 million for it but it's probably never going to go on another network unless SBS don't have the capacity to pay and that's taxpayer money obviously so those sort of sports are probably the ones that don't necessarily get the big bucks.
I'm not sure that Wimbledon's a big
it probably goes all right for them, you know, some of the time.
But, you know, things like overseas tournaments that are played in the middle of the night, I mean, there's probably not much value for that these days at all.
Oh, I think it will obviously give you some certainty, definitely, that, you know, the company's going to be around, I think.
So I think what you might see, though, is, you know, sort of cost-cutting in other parts of businesses.
I mean, you already see that with, you know, commentators calling it off the screen, not necessarily going to stadiums these days all the time.
You know, potentially, you know, the cutback of studio programs or other things like that or, you know, staff cuts you see at Channel 9 newspapers and other places like that to probably make up for the fact that, you know, they're spending so much money.
I think it's probably that same scenario, unless they get really serious and want to blow someone out of the water.
I mean, what does the Australian market mean to a company like Amazon?
It's pretty small.
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