College sports wants more TV money. Congress should be wary.
The Protect College Sports Act proposes an antitrust exemption that would allow universities and conferences to pool and sell certain media rights collectively, which could increase revenue for college sports but also raise the cost of television and streaming for viewers.
The Protect College Sports Act proposes an antitrust exemption that would allow universities and conferences to pool and sell certain media rights collectively, which could increase revenue for college sports but also raise the cost of television and streaming for viewers.
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