Why Sky TV held all the power in last-minute NRL talks
Rival bidder, return of Sonny Boy Williams, said to have driven up price of 2013 deal, set to be announced at midday.
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UPDATE 12pm: Sky TV held all the power in its down-to-the-wire negotiations with the NRL, says Forsyth Barr head of private wealth research Rob Mercer.
Late last night, the pay TV broadcaster agreed in principle to a deal to for 2013 league games after talks that had dragged on since
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Chris Keall
Thu, 07 Mar 2013
Thu, 07 Mar 2013
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Why Sky TV held all the power in last-minute NRL talks
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