Three broadcasters boycott Eurovision’s 70th-anniversary TV feed
Public broadcasters in Spain, Ireland, and Slovenia have announced they will not broadcast the 70th anniversary Eurovision Song Contest. The article does not specify the reasons for the boycott or whether it impacts other countries showing the event.
Key Takeaways
- Spain, Ireland, and Slovenia said they will not broadcast the 70th anniversary Eurovision Song Contest.
- The decision applies to this week’s Eurovision TV broadcast.
- The article does not specify why the three public broadcasters are boycotting the event.
- It also does not say whether broadcasters in other countries will continue to show Eurovision.
Why It Matters
The immediate impact is simple: viewers in Spain, Ireland, and Slovenia lose access to Eurovision through their public broadcasters this week. For a distributed live event like Eurovision, carriage decisions remain country-by-country rather than uniform across the full TV footprint. The article gives no reason for the boycott and no detail on other markets, so the key watch item is whether additional broadcasters make similar non-carry decisions before the contest airs.
Read full article at news.az
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