How European football is betting on data
Genius Sports secures exclusive betting data rights across 18 domestic leagues as tech and regulation reshape European football's commercial futureIn 1960s Britain, betting shops...
World Aquatics has its head in the clouds
Global governing body unveils major cloud migration with Alibaba and extends US broadcast partnership with NBC, following end of Singapore 2025With the World Aquatics...
Burnley’s VR broadcast signals football’s next commercial goldmine
Burnley has announced a broadcast opportunity for supporters, promising to have marked a major step forward in how fans experience matches.Burnley FC’s new VR...
Sideline Moves: Manchester United leads latest sports shake-up
Welcome to Sideline Moves, Insider Sport’s new weekly roundup spotlighting the key moves shaping the business of sport.Every Friday, we bring you the latest...
Is The Hundred England’s IPL moment or something riskier?
The ECB’s landmark franchise sales for The Hundred inject global capital into English cricket — but they also raise long-term questions about control, culture...
Match-fixing and the weight of the jersey
Bruno Henrique still plays for Flamengo despite match-fixing charges, while others like Alef Manga faced swift bans. Riccardo Assis examines how status shapes justice...
Newcastle Falcons gets its Red Bull wings
Red Bull closes in on its next sporting challenge as it enters the world of Rugby Union. The Newcastle Falcons are reportedly set to be...
Rugby fans spot casino redirect on Wakefield Trinity’s website
*This is an evolving story. This piece was last edited on July 31. Wakefield Trinity’s mobile website was reportedly compromised earlier this week, redirecting users...
Why the CRTC’s OneSoccer verdict matters for Canadian sport
Canadian regulator has reaffirmed OneSoccer’s Canadian ownership and ruled that Rogers Communications gave the channel an undue disadvantage by refusing to carry it. The Canadian...
NBA’s European games to test waters for league expansion
With the announcement of the NBA bringing six games to Europe over the next three years, it may prove to be a litmus test...