Thailand Proposes Two-Tiered World Cup Broadcast Model Amid Rights Disputes
A two-tiered broadcast model for the FIFA World Cup has been proposed in Thailand, aiming to balance public access with commercial realities. The proposal suggests limiting free-to-air broadcasts to key matches, with others available via paid services.
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