The Battle for Sports Rights | Foxtel's Calli Tsipidis on Club Kayo, Netflix & Piracy
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The Battle for Sports Rights | Foxtel's Calli Tsipidis on Club Kayo, Netflix & Piracy
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Foxtel Group Senior Legal Counsel Calli Tsipidis joins sports lawyers Tim Fuller and Matt Krog to explain who really owns sports content in Australia, and how broadcasters protect it. Calli is the 2026 Lawyers Weekly Media & Telecommunications Lawyer of the Year and works across Fox Sports, Kayo, Binge and DAZN.
She takes us inside the legal build behind Club Kayo, the new creator network spanning NRL, AFL, cricket and motorsport.
She explains how creators are vetted and contracted at speed, what they can and cannot film at the ground, and why vertical video may become its own category of media rights in future broadcast deals.
Also in this episode, Cricket Australia's push to privatise the BBL and what private equity means for grassroots cricket, and the Josh Addo-Carr roadside drug test allegation, including why sports treat illicit drugs so differently to prohibited substances under anti-doping rules. Follow
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