"I think youth sports gives you an opportunity to tie a lot of the things that go on in the traditional business back to something that actually is growing ... and you don't have to pay $73 billion in rights fees." Lenny Daniels, former president of TNT Sports U.S., on the future of media in youth sports. ▶️ Full Panel: https://bit.ly/4hAbtm2 ▶️ Full Summit: https://bit.ly/3Us1DIU #NationalYouthSportsSummit
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Check out this article in Sports Business Journal authored by my colleague Mark Salah Morgan that nicely summarizes some recent developments in sports media/broadcasting.
Litigation department vice chair Mark Salah Morgan authored the article "Direct-to-Consumer Sports Broadcasting Is More Sustainable" for Sports Business Journal. The article details recent changes within the RSN industry and the movement towards direct-to-consumer models. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q02H8m400. #DirectToConsumer #SportsBroadcasting #SportsMedia
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The LFP - Ligue de Football Professionnel continues to attract industry scrutiny over its failed Ligue 1 media rights auction, unrealistic targets cited in public and now its plan to launch an owned-and-operated subscription service. French market sources still expect the league to settle for a cut-price rights deal and view the channel as a negotiating threat. But back-up plans are being prepared with the new season just seven weeks away and relations ruptured with CANAL+ Group, France’s dominant pay-TV market player. So, do the projected numbers for the LFP’s channel business add up? Serious doubts have been cast by French media rights executives and Ligue 1 clubs speaking to SportBusiness Media in this in-depth analysis. ✍️ Frank Dunne & Martin Ross 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e8v2amVr
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We are pleased to have collaborated with our friends at De Gaulle Fleurance to produce this practical report on the sports broadcasting rights market in the UK and France, exploring recent trends in football and rugby and the underlying legal framework. Partner James Tobias and Associate Josh Wood provide input from a UK perspective while Smaïn Guennad, and Victor OMNES provide a fascinating comparison from a French perspective. To access the report, click below (or message us to receive a copy). 📺 ⚽ 🏉 #LegalInsights #SportsLaw #MediaLaw #SportsRights #SportsBusiness
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This is a must-read for anyone in the sports media business. A few key takeaways: ➡️Successful leagues operate as global media properties ➡️Leagues are first and foremost media-rights-selling organizations ➡️Successful clubs function less like teams and more like sports entertainment media companies, creating content and drama and being part of the news in every way All that plus an entertaining history lesson on how the Premier League built its global empire. Thanks Kyle Green for the recommendation.
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TOMORROW: Hear from Roku Media President Charlie Collier at Front Office Sports' media summit, where he’ll discuss Roku’s increasing focus on sports and its impact on the media landscape. Learn more below. ⬇️ #Streaming #Advertising #TV
Front Office Sports is thrilled to unveiled the star-studded lineup for our inaugural 'Tuned In' sports media summit—including our newest addition, Stephen A. Smith. Discussion topics include: • Future of media rights • Sports streaming • Women’s sports • Sports betting Register and join us on Sept. 10th in NYC » gofos.co/3XjKdjj
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Engagement is the new currency in sports rights deals. 🏀 Hear from Jessica Roosli (former NBA) on how fan interactions across platforms are redefining the value of sports content. This clip is part of an insightful Tegus panel call featuring experts from the NBA, Rakuten, and more. Watch the full discussion here: https://bit.ly/3z3nr6f
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North America accounts for nearly half of the global sports media rights market, underscoring the US' dominance as the largest individual market. Media rights in Asia and the Middle East have experienced growth, driven in part by investment in cricket and football, respectively.
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How can you navigate the dynamic landscape of sports rights and create exciting new ways to connect with viewers? Cara Lewis shares how we’re guiding clients to seize opportunities within this evolving industry in this conversation with Beet.TV: https://lnkd.in/gRP9RdeP
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Senior Media Analyst François Godard was quoted in City AM on the strength of traditional broadcast deals for sports rights as opposed to direct-to-consumer offerings. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eCh3DtXE
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Components of the sports broadcasting business can be traced back to decisions made a long time ago. Yes, streaming has changed the equation, but there are still norms that date back decades. Take the delicate balance between the NFL and college football, for example. A 1961 law that addressed when each sport plays its games continues to be influential—even though no one imagined how the ambitions football executives could collide around the holiday season: https://lnkd.in/eKz39Xdp
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