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Warner Bros Discovery sues NBA over bid for broadcast rights, court filing shows

Jul 26, 2024 10:29 AM

July 26 (Reuters) - Warner Bros Discovery's ( WBD ) TNT

sports division has filed a lawsuit against the National

Basketball Association in New York, over the league's rejection

of its matching bid for TV broadcasting rights, according to a

court filing on Friday.

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