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Data shows why digital growth is more important for football clubs than precarious broadcast revenues
As Premier League football clubs become richer and richer thanks to monstrous media rights deals, which look set only to rise as the next round of negotiations aims to raise
Man United chief predicts major development in TV rights landscape
Amazon and Facebook will join the bidding for Premier League broadcast rights, or so predicts Manchester United chief Ed Woodward. On a regular conference call with investors, Woodward made the
EFL’s iFollow to bring overseas fans of lower league football every live game next season
The English Football League yesterday announced its new iFollow service, a new digital platform to provide coverage of the Championship, League One and League Two football to fans outside of
Amazon’s NFL deal paves the way for a sports rights arms race between streaming companies
After its season-long stretch of streaming Thursday Night Football on Twitter, the NFL’s new online home for midweek games will be Amazon from next season, after the online retail company
BT Sport shows that rights to live sport is still a winner in social media conversation
We’ve heard a lot, recently, about how having the rights to live sporting events isn’t the be all and end all when it comes to covering sport. With the rise
Five things we learned from the Digital Sport Summit
The #DSSummit16 at Villa Park in Birmingham was a roaring success – an entire day of ideas from some of the best and brightest in the digital sport industry in a
