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LONDON (Reuters) - BT's consumer chief Marc Allera said owning exclusive sports rights remained a core part of the group's strategy after it agreed a deal with rival Sky to make each other's popular channels available on both platforms.
Allera said BT wanted to win a good portfolio of games in the upcoming auction for the English Premier League soccer rights to continue to build the BT Sport brand.
"It's great content and a core part of our strategy but I'm really clear what it's worth to us and I won't bid above that," he said in an interview on Friday.
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; editing by Kate Holton)
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