Broadcasters call Rogers’ Monday Night Hockey removal ‘anti-competitive’
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Broadcasters Cogeco, Eastlink, and SaskTel have filed a complaint with the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) over Rogers-owned Sportsnet making Monday Night Hockey a Sportsnet+ exclusive. Within the complaint, the parties specifically call Rogers’ removal of Monday Night Hockey from TV channels “anti-competitive,” noting that consumers who are subscribed to other broadcast providers are
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Broadcasters call Rogers’ Monday Night Hockey removal ‘anti-competitive’
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