Media & Technology

Insider Sport news and analysis relating to media rights and developments in technology within the sports sector.

On the air at 200mph: Inside F1’s team radio storytelling

Formula 1 told Insider Sport how team radio and new broadcasting tools are improving storytelling and bringing fans closer to the action.When Leicester City...

PFL CEO says ESPN failing to boost PFL brand ahead of...

PFL CEO John Martin is using his media expertise and MMA passion to grow the league’s global profile as its ESPN deal nears expiryWhen...

Women’s sport tops UK TV in 2025 as Euros lift reach

With 36.6m viewers and the year’s top TV peaks from the Women’s Euros, is women’s sport now mass-market?Women’s sport has dominated UK screens in...

Why sports networks are moving from satellite to IP distribution

LTN’s Rick Young explores why live sports networks are moving from costly satellite to purpose-built IP distribution, unlocking reliability, flexibility and new revenue as...

How Liverpool uses AI to take Anfield around the world

Liverpool FC and Wasabi Technologies told Insider Sport how cloud and AI are transforming fan engagement and the future of sports storytelling.Last week, sports...

Paramount eyes similar UFC global exposure with two new market entries

Paramount's broadcast rights deal with the UFC just got bigger, expanding into two key UFC markets which could set to increase even further across...

Premier League Boxing Day move favours broadcasters

Fans may miss out on their usual Boxing Day feast of Premier League matches, but the broadcaster securing the lone live game could dominate...

The next sports media revolution won’t start at the top

Emerging sports leagues are reinventing how fans watch, engage and pay for live games, creating new opportunities to boost media rights valueHeading to Blockbuster...

SPORTEL – Day 1: The untapped potential of user-generated content

Insider Sport is on the ground at SPORTEL Monaco, providing you live coverage for the next two days. Expect insights from industry leaders engaging...

Apple to take exclusive US F1 rights from 2026 in five-year...

Neither F1 nor Apple have disclosed the financial terms of the deal but reports are around a $140 million annual fee figureFormula 1 has...