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free-to-air

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free-to-air
n
(Communication Arts / Broadcasting)
a.  a system of television for which viewers do not have to subscribe or pay
b.  (as modifier) free-to-air networks Compare pay-per-view, pay television


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Byline: DAVID ASHFORTH IN THE last five years, the value of television rights for the Grand National and Derby has fallen by a staggering 70 per cent, a situation that goes a long way towards explaining the Jockey Club's desire to see the abolition of the list of sporting events that are guaranteed free-to-air availability, a list that includes both races.
An independent review has recommended the Ashes series be returned to the list of British sporting events that are on free-to-air television.
An independent panel called for European Championship and World Cup qualifiers involving the home nations to be added to the sporting "crown jewels" which should be on free-to-air TV.
 
 
 
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