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Sport will only get more politicised, warns top agent after Trump World Cup

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By Christopher Williams Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Sport must "carefully monitor" growing political incursions, the head of one of the world's largest sports marketing agencies has warned. Adam Kelly, the British president of IMG, predicted that "governments are going to get increasingly involved" as other forms of entertainment fragment online and politicians latch on to sport's enduring power to draw mass audiences.
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Sky joins the establishment it set out to destroy

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Sky joins the establishment it set out to destroy

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By Christopher Williams Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
For instance, the Government last month announced plans to fiddle with the YouTube algorithm to give British public service broadcasters a leg up. The policy is partly intended to create a new incentive for a Sky-owned ITV to make programmes it otherwise might not, in ways it might not if it were a free-market operation, including news. Being number three on the remote control isn't worth what it used to be. And what of Sky?
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