By SectorWire desk ·
The report said that AGCOM opened proceedings to approve guidelines for centralised sales of football audiovisual rights covering the 2029/2030 to 2033/2034 seasons. The material addresses betting, data and new technologies alongside several football competitions.
The guidelines include betting-related issues within the planned sports rights framework.
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Concessionaires must fund preventive campaigns within specified spending rules; the digital cap leaves unsponsored information permitted.
Operators can submit input before the inquiry concludes, shaping guidelines for centralised rights sales through 2030/31.
Operators can provide feedback as AGCOM prepares stricter rules amid concerns about promotional activity on operator-linked information sites.
The proposed guidance and consultation could affect how operators communicate about gambling and how platforms identify illegal promotion.
Corcoran’s call asks gambling businesses to combine identification of at-risk players with communication that helps players feel safe.
The forum will examine whether audiences understand responsible gambling messages and whether communications influence behaviour following new AGCOM guidelines.