Italy’s anti-trust regulators cut DAZN fine in half
January 14 – Italy’s competition authority has reduced a fine handed to DAZN in a long-running Serie A antitrust case, cutting the penalty from €7.24 million to €3.67 million.
The decision follows a review by Italy’s Council of State, which accepted part of DAZN’s appeal around how the original fine was calculated. Telecom Italia (TIM), the other party involved, saw its penalty left unchanged at €760,777.
The case dates back to the 2021–24 Serie A domestic rights cycle,
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