They should have just left it to Channel 9 and 10.
The network signed a $450 million deal in 2018 as it pinched the free-to-air broadcast rights from Channel 9 after a 40-year stranglehold but now wants out of its contract.The Daily Telegraph
The bombshell development comes after Seven CEO James Warburton launched a stunning attack on CA last month, calling it the “most incompetent administration I’ve ever worked with”.reports Seven has officially notified CA of its issues with the calendar and will not make its next $25m broadcast payment, due on Tuesday.
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