Tag "BT Sport"
Will OTT take over, or is the cord-cutting phenomenon really a red herring?
As Sky and BT Sport announce they’ll share their content, we ask if the cord-cutting phenomenon is really a red herring.
Minnesota Vikings’ new app shows how sport can leverage VR
NFL side Minnesota Vikings have launched their first VR app, potentially showing how sports organisations can leverage VR once it hits the mainstream of people’s everyday lives.
The role of live-streaming in the soap opera sporting culture
If viewing figures are falling, and it’s not down to streaming, then why are media rights deals soaring higher than ever before?
Amazon’s deal with Pro Beach Volleyball is one to keep an eye on
Amazon has snapped up rights to show live beach volleyball in almost every country around the world. It could be a test case to watch for plenty of other sports rights holders.
BT Sport App’s new feature leads the new viewing experience
BT Sport app to show UEFA Champions League games live in VR.
BT Sport warms up for a winter of cricket with free live streaming
When the Ashes approach, it’s always time for England cricket fans to get excited. But it can also – just like the World Cup in football – be one of
Man United chief predicts major development in TV rights landscape
Amazon and Facebook will join the bidding for Premier League broadcast rights, or so predicts Manchester United chief Ed Woodward. On a regular conference call with investors, Woodward made the
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.
Digital Sport at Soccerex: An exposé on fan-generated content and influencer marketing
On Monday, the final Soccerex event to be held in Manchester will begin. It’s a big-name event that brings together the great and the good from the football world, showcasing
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
