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Another coup for Facebook as it buys up rights to Champions League games in Brazil
The speculation and innuendo around live-streaming giants knocking traditional broadcasters off their perch when it comes to snapping up rights to the world’s biggest sporting events is unending. It is
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
WordPress for Sport: A Word from the Wise
There are multiple reasons for sports websites to build their own bespoke CMS. But there are also some compelling reasons to use WordPress, too, as Jonathan McConnell from Sotic explains.
A golden opportunity for marketers: Why it’s time to get on board with esports
Momentum in esports is only going one way – and brands need to get on board before the train leaves the station.
Wimbledon and IBM will use AI to deliver highlights packages at The Championships
AI technology from IBM will make it easier to bring highlights packages to tens of millions of fans around the world.
NFL rumours hint that Amazon want to be more than a Premier League broadcaster
Amazon is extending its reach in sport, but recent mumblings around the NFL might show that the plan is to be more than just a broadcaster.
Why podcasts are taking over World Cup 2018
The World Cup always sees a technology break through into the mainstream. This tournament might be the rise of the podcast.
What it’s like to experience the BBC’s VR app without a headset
The BBC’s VR app allows fans to watch the 2018 World Cup in virtual reality. But given that most people don’t have a headset – what’s it like to experience it without one?
Amazon could be about to extend its connection to sport with another NFL deal
Amazon is being considered as a new ticketing partner for the NFL.