Is the streaming service coming up from ESPN, FOX, and WarnerBros/Discovery a game changer or just a repackaged cable bundle? In my latest op-ed for Sports Business Journal, I delve into the new bundle to explore the implications of three titans of sports entertainment joining forces. With the trio controlling a whopping 85% of US sports rights, their platform has the potential to provide an innovative experience for both consumers and advertisers alike. And, with all that first-party data under one roof, the platform could provide a curated sports viewing experience unlike anything fans have seen before. Moreover, advertisers will be able to reach consumers with better personalized ads. Is this the future of sports streaming? Read the full op-ed here and tell me what you think: https://bit.ly/4cCxzSr #streaming #advertising #sports
Jo Kinsella - Thank you for shedding light on such an important subject and for enriching our understanding of the future of sports streaming. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you for the insights Jo Kinsella. We definitely need innovation in this space. Interested to see how this plays out. As a consumer, I welcome it. Let’s see how these three navigate the landscape and business challenges/competition.
Jo Kinsella 85% ? Do you think regulators will want to study that?
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8moWhat great insights: “By serving a tsunami of content, each will better understand viewer preferences and their behavior across many different sports-- from the NFL to the NHL; NBA to the WNBA; MLB to the PGA Tour and the NCAA.”