Commissioner Stewart Johnston breaks down process which led to new CFL broadcast rights agreements

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Stewart Johnston discusses the new CFL broadcast agreements and their implications for the future.

Canadian Football League commissioner Stewart Johnston explains to 3DownNation.com's Justin Dunk how the new broadcast agreements, which start in 2027, came to fruition and what the deals mean for the future. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Host: Justin Dunk

Guest: Stewart Johnston

Topics covered

• CFL
• broadcast rights
• sports media
• future of football
• advertising

Keywords

• CFL
• broadcast agreements
• Stewart Johnston
• Justin Dunk
• football
• sports media
• 2027

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Organizations: Canadian Football League

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