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The ongoing legal battle over the NFL's Sunday Ticket package has seen recent developments as a judge entered a judgment in favor of the NFL. Despite a jury's finding of antitrust violations, the judge has not ordered any changes to the current setup, which includes pricing with YouTubeTV. Lawyers representing over 2 million NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers have filed an objection to the NFL's proposed order to terminate claims for injunctive relief. The plaintiffs, who argue that breaking up the current out-of-market package could make it cheaper, are now free to appeal the judge's decision.
Judge refuses to order NFL to stop Sunday Ticket price gouging https://t.co/VZg5sDZaRd
A jury found that the NFL's Sunday Ticket package violates antitrust laws. The presiding judge has refused to do anything about it. At all. https://t.co/GqdM2EdMe9
A day after the plaintiffs in the Sunday Ticket case asked the judge to enjoin the NFL's collective distribution of ST, the judge entered as final his decision overturning the jury verdict against the NFL. This does mean the plaintiffs are free to appeal now.
