Overview
- FuboTV, alongside Dish Network, DirecTV, and other organizations, has requested a congressional hearing to scrutinize the upcoming sports streaming service.
- The joint venture, set to control a significant portion of live sports broadcasts, raises antitrust concerns among competing service providers.
- The coalition argues that the venture could monopolize the live sports market, potentially harming consumer choice and competition.
- A preliminary injunction hearing for FuboTV's lawsuit against the joint venture is scheduled for August 7.
- The new service, targeting 'cord never' households, plans to offer a competitive pricing structure and a vast array of live sports content.