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Netflix, Amazon and YouTube form new streaming lobby in DC

TheWrap’s A.J. Katz reports that Netflix, Amazon and YouTube launched the Streaming Access and Choice Alliance, led by trade group TechNet, to push “technology-neutral” policy as regulators eye live sports.

Why it matters. Legacy broadcasters and leagues now face a unified tech lobby arguing against antitrust exemptions that have long protected traditional TV’s grip on sports rights.

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