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In new court filing, the NBA argues TBS misunderstands the distinction between "matching" an offer and making an "counteroffer" as the legal battle over TNT losing NBA games and Amazon Prime gaining them heats up: https://t.co/YEuqe3JF0I.
[ABA Antitrust Daily Digest] A judge ruled that the US antitrust case against Live Nation and Ticketmaster will stay in NY federal court, rejecting their bid to move it to Washington, D.C. https://t.co/3TFsOHJjKj @BLaw
NBA Makes Final Push To Dismiss TNT's Media Rights Lawsuit https://t.co/kIZfA9DPUr
The NBA has responded to Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) opposition to its motion to dismiss a lawsuit concerning media rights. The NBA argues that WBD's attempt to match Amazon's $1.93 billion bid did not meet the necessary requirements, as WBD made revisions to the terms instead of matching them exactly. The NBA has requested the New York Supreme Court to dismiss the lawsuit, asserting that WBD's redlined changes demonstrate a failure to adhere to the Matching Rights Agreement and New York law. All briefs have been filed, and a decision or scheduling of an oral argument is pending.
