Comcast's Sky U.K. Letting Subs Pause Sports Subscriptions Amid Coronavirus
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hollywoodreporter.comWith the ongoing coronavirus pandemic having seen almost all professional sporting events and leagues shut down, pan-European pay TV giant Sky, owned by Comcast, is giving its U.K.
customers the chance to pause subscriptions to its premium Sky Sports channel. "In light of recent sports event postponements, you can pause your Sky Sports until the action resumes," the company posted on its website.
Sky exclusively airs the majority of the soccer games of the hugely popular English Premier League, which last week announced it was postponing until early April (although this is expected to be pushed back even further).
Rugby, cricket, golf, tennis and Formula One competitions have also been severely disrupted by crisis. The decision comes as a.
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