DAZN makes football broadcasting play with Saudi Arabia
DAZN has reportedly acquired the rights to the Saudi Pro League, making its anticipated splash in the UK football broadcasting market.Consequently, every game from...
DAZN Chief eyes Premier League streaming model similar to NFL offering
As the Premier League draws closer to renegotiating its broadcast deal, with its current deal ending in the 2024-25 season, DAZN Chief Financial Officer...
Serie A halts domestic broadcast deal as valuations fall short
Serie A is expected to pause negotiations for its next domestic broadcast rights deal as it continues to seek a valuation of €1bn per...
BeIN Sports expands its coverage for upcoming Rugby World Cup
Qatar-based broadcaster BeIN Sports announced it has renewed an exclusive rights deal to showcase the 2023 Rugby World Cup in 10 Southeast Asian countries. After...
DAZN enlists GeoComply’s services for advanced protection
Sports streaming platform DAZN has integrated GeoComply’s “cutting-edge” anti-fraud and geolocation solutions to enhance its protection against VPNs, Tors and Proxies. With over 20 million...
Lionel Messi helps MLS Season Pass reach one million subscribers
Following on from the debut of Lionel Messi for Major League Soccer (MLS) side Inter Miami, Apple TV’s MLS Season Pass has surpassed one...
Report: ESPN hold talks with NFL, NBA and MLB over network...
In what could prove to be a significant moment for the US sports broadcasting industry, CNBC has revealed that Disney and its subsidiary company...
Netflix stands firm on live sports broadcasting stance
Streaming giant Netflix has reiterated its stance on not pursuing any interest in acquiring broadcasting rights for any live sport content. Unlike other streaming platforms...
Viaplay exits UK sports market dropping its Scottish football coverage
Nordic streaming service Viaplay has announced it will be pulling its coverage of Scotland national football and Scottish League Cup games as it battles...
FIFA Women’s World Cup falls short of TV rights target
FIFA will reportedly not meet its $300m broadcast rights target for this summer’s Women’s World Cup, falling short by $100m. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ)...