
New York attorney general calls foul on fantasy sports
Clip: Season 2015 | 6m 54s
New York attorney general calls foul on fantasy sports companies
The two leading companies of the multi-billion dollar fantasy sports industry are under scrutiny from New York's attorney general, who has declared they should not be able to operate in that state since they constitute illegal gambling. William Brangham learns more from Devlin Barrett of The Wall Street Journal.
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New York attorney general calls foul on fantasy sports
Clip: Season 2015 | 6m 54s
The two leading companies of the multi-billion dollar fantasy sports industry are under scrutiny from New York's attorney general, who has declared they should not be able to operate in that state since they constitute illegal gambling. William Brangham learns more from Devlin Barrett of The Wall Street Journal.
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