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Weekly Wrap: BBC pledge more sport and there’s some good news for Sunderland at last
The BBC has pledged 1000 extra hours of sport to be shown live on iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, in a move which is sure to be to the
BBC pledges to air an extra 1000 hours of sport as live streaming becomes free to air
The BBC has pledged to “reinvent free-to-air broadcasting” with a commitment to show 1000 hours of live sport on iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website a year, showcasing an
Podcast: Ebony Rainford-Brent on the growth of women’s cricket
Women’s sport is growing massively in the UK. You won’t have to look far to see a Women’s Super League game on a TV or even on a Facebook newsfeed
Sports broadcasting and social media platforms: A symbiotic relationship?
Social media services offering online streaming are seen as the upstart challengers to traditional sports broadcasters – but the relationship can still be a symbiotic one.
Weekly Wrap: Goals, Sports Entertainment and more live sport on Twitter
Twitter’s recent moves to add as much live sport to their platform as possible took an interesting turn this weekend with the arrival of BT Sport’s Score programme, streamed live
Esports comes to the BBC in first of its kind deal
‘Big announcement,’ reads the first sentence of the BBC’s statement. And they’re not wrong. For the first time, the British national broadcaster will show live Esports on their now purely
ECB to learn from Wimbledon’s success with new broadcast deal
Perhaps the biggest threat in all areas of sport is short-termism. From athletes and coaches cast aside because of a run of poor form to short-sightedness in the more business-oriented
Live streaming will become the norm – but what important pitfalls have we missed?
We all know about the arrival of live streaming sporting events by now. One of the big revelations of 2016 was live video streaming on social media platforms, but if
Delivering BBC Sport’s social media offer for the Rio Olympics
Rio 2016 was a truly digital Olympic Games, exceeding all the records set during London 2012. More than 68 million UK unique browsers visited the BBC Sport website to follow
What can make traditional broadcasters relevant again?
Ok, ok, so the title may be a little harsh. But regardless of your viewpoint on the broadcaster/agency/digital platform paradigm, there’s no denying that traditional broadcasters are on a collision
