Media

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.

Embracing change is the most crucial hurdle facing the sports industry today

James Massing of NFL International takes a look at the changing face of sports consumption – and explains why changes must be embraced, not resisted.

Only the start: Amazon picks up Premier League rights hinting at more upheaval

Amazon picks up rights to Premier League games as fragmentation increases for football fans in the UK.

Liverpool, Manchester City and Roma show clubs are creating a wealth of their own content

The content on the websites of Roma, Liverpool and Manchester City shows how much stock football clubs are putting into creating their own content – and a wealth of different kinds.

Discovery puts Sky Sports in trouble by snapping up rights to PGA Tour golf

Sky Sports face more media rights issues as PGA Tour moves to a rival broadcaster.

What Ligue 1’s bumper media rights deal means for the rest of Europe

Ligue 1’s new media rights deal will shoot French football up the ladder of most lucrative leagues in Europe – but what does this mean for the rest of football?

Love Sport Radio get ahead of the game with smart speaker integration

On last week’s Digital Sport Insider podcast, Dan McLaren chats to Kurt Edwards of Love Sport Radio about investing in smart speaker integration.

ITV launch World Cup plans by naming pundits and influencers for the tournament

The World Cup is just a month away, and ITV have announced exciting plans for their coverage.

Multilingual Websites for Sports Teams – Inspired or Insanity?

There are all sorts of pitfalls sports teams and leagues have to navigate when attempting to create multilingual websites to engage fans across the world.

Voting in the Football Blogging Awards is underway – and some big names are involved

Voting for the 2018 Football Blogging Awards is now open ahead of the gala event on May 17th at London’s iconic Alexandra Palace. Info on tickets is included.