free-to-air

noun

1. Compare pay-per-view pay television

   1. a system of television for which viewers do not have to subscribe or pay

   2. ( as modifier )

      free-to-air networks

Example Sentences

But for the sport’s world governing body, which made the matches free-to-air and was scrambling to drum up interest in the tournament until last month’s opening kickoff in Miami, there was always much more at stake than what happened on the field.

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The BBC's statement concluded: "We are pleased the Boat Race will remain available free-to-air and wish all involved in the event every success for the future."

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"Bringing professional boxing back to primetime BBC television, free-to-air, and to our extensive digital platforms is an exciting moment for us and hopefully for boxing fans," said Alex Kay-Jelski, director of BBC Sport.

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The BBC and ITV have secured the broadcasting rights to the 2027 World Cup in Brazil, ensuring the biggest tournament in women's football remains free-to-air for UK audiences.

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"Extending our partnership with Fifa alongside ITV ensures that the drama and spectacle of the Women's World Cup remains free-to-air," said BBC director of sport Alex Kay-Jelski.

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