LONDON (Reuters) – Britain will review whether to protect the digital rights of major sporting events to ensure they are accessible through free-to-air broadcasters, the government said on Monday. Events such as the Olympics, the men’s and women’s soccer World Cup and the Wimbledon Tennis championships have full live coverage protected in Britain, meaning they must be available to broadcasters that the public can freely access. However, the rules currently focus on traditional television broadcasting, meaning that access to watching events digitally isn’t protected in the same way. The governm…