Tag: Netflix

Ferrari and Mercedes could take part in second Formula One docuseries

The two were notable absences for the first series, but the popularity of the docuseries might change their minds.

Future Trends: Why sponorship of Original Content will boom in 2019

2018 saw sponsorship become a new way of monetising content online. 2019 might see the refinement of that take place.

OTT is worth it for rights holders – but only if they adopt it properly

OTT in sport is only going to continue to grow – but clubs and rights holders thinking of getting involved should think long and hard about what their goals are.

Cristiano Ronaldo teams up with DAZN – and the benefit is mutual

Cristiano Ronaldo’s new gig as a DAZN ambassador is proof that live-streaming is changing the game – even for the players.

Manchester City’s Amazon documentary shows clubs needn’t fear giving away access

It was sheer dumb luck that Amazon caught one of the most impressive seasons in history, but Manchester City’s willingness to give them the access shows clubs don’t have to be fearful of outside publishers.

YouTube Premium might be a hit – if only because people will pay to save time

For years it has felt that YouTube and advertising were intertwined. Ads are the main source of revenue for YouTube’s abundant creators and rarely will you watch a clip without

Amazon and Netflix force France’s top broadcasters to pool resources – what does it mean for sport?

As France’s top broadcast names create their own answer to Netflix, and Britain’s equivalents ponder doing the same thing, we ask what this means for the future of sports broadcasting.