MediaWorks NZ logo. Note, CanWest no longer holds a stake in MediaWorks. Sky Network Television logo. MediaWorks has won their suit against the only pay television operator in New Zealand, Sky Network Television . The injunction was first filed due to Sky broadcasting too much coverage of the Rugby World Cup, which TV3 ,  owned by MediaWorks, has the exclusive television rights to in New Zealand. The High Court injunction will prohibit footage being used on Sky programmes The Cup, and Reunion. Sky-owned free-to-air channel, , is also prohibited from using footage for The Crowd Goes Wild . These shows were described as being in a magazine style, and not in a news and current affairs format. TV3 does have an agreement with Sky, as well as with TVNZ (Television New Zealand), which allows use of it's footage for "hard news programmes", but not on niche or magazine styles shows. On the news format shows, only three screenings spaced three hours apart each day will be allowed. John Fellet, chief executive of Sky, said that broadcasting will continue as normal for it's news shows, such as Sport 365. Sky Sport 1, Sky Sport 2, Sky Sport 3, and SKY Sports Highlights will be counted as one channel for the total allowable screening time.
MediaWorks NZ logo. Note, CanWest no longer holds a stake in MediaWorks. Sky Network Television logo. has won their suit against the only pay television operator in New Zealand, . The injunction was first filed due to Sky broadcasting too much coverage of the , which , owned by MediaWorks, has the exclusive television rights to in New Zealand. The High Court injunction will prohibit footage being used on Sky programmes The Cup, and Reunion. Sky-owned free-to-air channel, , is also prohibited from using footage for . These shows were described as being in a magazine style, and not in a news and current affairs format. TV3 does have an agreement with Sky, as well as with (Television New Zealand), which allows use of it's footage for "hard news programmes", but not on niche or magazine styles shows. On the news format shows, only three screenings spaced three hours apart each day will be allowed. John Fellet, chief executive of Sky, said that broadcasting will continue as normal for it's news shows, such as Sport 365. , , , and will be counted as one channel for the total allowable screening time.
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