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NFL 'Sunday Ticket' telecast subscribers can get a piece of $4.6 billion in damages

The NFL was hit with billions in damages after a jury sided with subscribers of the league's "Sunday Ticket" telecast package in an antitrust lawsuit.

By: Business Insider

Jun 29 2024
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NFL 'Sunday Ticket' telecast subscribers can get a piece of $4.6 billion in damages

A jury sided with class-action plaintiffs in a nearly decade-long antitrust case against the NFL.Chris Graythen/gettyimages

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NFL 'Sunday Ticket' telecast subscribers can get a piece of $4.6 billion in damages

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