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Instagram launches IGTV – how will sport react to the change?
Instagram has announced the launch of IGTV and the arrival of long-form video content on the platform – how will this affect sport?
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.
England v Tunisia viewing figures show how important live streaming is becoming
England’s opening group game drew a serious audience on the BBC. And iPlayer requests shows why providing a choice of viewing methods is so important.
England’s players fall well behind World Cup rivals on social media
England’s World Cup team lags behind its rivals when it comes to social media prowess.
How England’s social media output creates optimism about the World Cup
England usually go into major tournaments with the media on their backs. This time, they’ve created their own coverage and are much the better for it.
Why EFL clubs should be inspired by Amazon’s Premier League deal
EFL clubs need to start thinking like Amazon ahead of the Football League’s restriction on live broadcasts next season.
FIFA’s fan-led reporters shows why this World Cup is different to the others
Fan interaction and the explosion of content is what will make this World Cup different to all the others.
Brighton cover Premier League fixture announcements in bizarre fashion
The Premier League fixture announcement took up the attention of most football fans on Thursday morning as they learned who their clubs were going to be playing and when next
Premier League clubs build up to the World Cup by adding to fevered atmosphere
Premier League clubs are getting involved in World Cup fever.
