Netflix, Amazon, YouTube form streaming policy coalition

Netflix, Amazon and YouTube launched the Streaming Access and Choice Alliance on Monday, a new policy coalition led by trade group TechNet.

Why it matters. Streamers gain a unified lobbying voice just as regulators weigh whether to strip the antitrust exemption that lets leagues sell sports rights collectively.

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