Netflix buys 2030 World Cup broadcast rights in co-host and defending champion Spain
MADRID (AP) — Netflix bought exclusive rights to broadcast the 2030 World Cup in co-host Spain on Tuesday in a deal that lets a free-to-air public broadcaster show games each day including the defending champion’s.Netflix said in a state…
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