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Steve McCaskill | The Charter dispute shows cable isn’t dead but ESPN isn’t the master of the bundle’s fate

Opinion 14 September 2023

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ESPN, DAZN, and why sports broadcasters want to become all-in-one digital platforms

Opinion 17 August 2023

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The CW, Scripps, and Hollywood: New entrants and TV writers strike fuel demand for live sport in US

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Ed Dixon | The Hundred’s future is uncertain but the ECB would be foolish to write off the women’s tournament

Opinion 1 August 2023

Fifa’s Women’s World Cup broadcast brinkmanship has had a big opportunity cost

20 July 2023

Why it doesn’t make sense for the Premier League to abandon the 3pm blackout… yet

7 July 2023

Messi mania: How MLS and Apple TV can seize once-in-a-generation opportunity

23 June 2023

Six questions I’d ask the PGA Tour about the LIV Golf merger if I was a sponsor

16 June 2023

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Why Apple Vision Pro is the catalyst VR sports broadcasting needs

SportsPro’s technology editor explains why Apple’s ability to combine hardware, software, and compelling use cases mean it will succeed in popularising VR sports broadcasting where others have …

Opinion 13 June 2023

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Minal Modha | Gianni Infantino thinks European broadcasters should pay more for Women’s World Cup rights… here’s what the data says

Opinion 25 May 2023

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Ed Dixon | The 2023 Women’s World Cup will be all the poorer if Infantino chooses revenue over reach

Opinion 5 May 2023

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How the NFL Draft became the original sports reality TV show

The NFL Draft has transformed from an administration exercise into a primetime television extravaganza. SportsPro looks at the history of the event and why it h…

Opinion 2 May 2023

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Minal Modha | Would the removal of the 3pm blackout rule really stop sports piracy in the UK?

Minal Modha, consumer research lead at Ampere Analysis, breaks down the data behind the argument to lift the UK’s ban on Saturday afternoon broadcasts of live s…

Opinion 25 April 2023

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What March Madness told us about the future of sports broadcasting

SportsPro’s technology editor examines why we should look at the wider trends behind March Madness, the impact of Easter on the Masters, and the role of sport i…

Opinion 14 April 2023

Steve McCaskill | The Charter dispute shows cable isn’t dead but ESPN isn’t the master of the bundle’s fate

ESPN, DAZN, and why sports broadcasters want to become all-in-one digital platforms

The CW, Scripps, and Hollywood: New entrants and TV writers strike fuel demand for live sport in US

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Ed Dixon | The Hundred’s future is uncertain but the ECB would be foolish to write off the women’s tournament

Fifa’s Women’s World Cup broadcast brinkmanship has had a big opportunity cost

Why it doesn’t make sense for the Premier League to abandon the 3pm blackout… yet

Messi mania: How MLS and Apple TV can seize once-in-a-generation opportunity

Six questions I’d ask the PGA Tour about the LIV Golf merger if I was a sponsor

Why Apple Vision Pro is the catalyst VR sports broadcasting needs

Minal Modha | Gianni Infantino thinks European broadcasters should pay more for Women’s World Cup rights… here’s what the data says

Ed Dixon | The 2023 Women’s World Cup will be all the poorer if Infantino chooses revenue over reach

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How the NFL Draft became the original sports reality TV show

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Steve McCaskill | The Charter dispute shows cable isn’t dead but ESPN isn’t the master of the bundle’s fate

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Ed Dixon | The Hundred’s future is uncertain but the ECB would be foolish to write off the women’s tournament

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