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Not every sports property can be the NFL, Premier League or NBA. But not every sport is a niche passion play either. So what happens to the vast number of organisations caught in the middle? This episode explores the growing challenges facing sports media's "middle class" - estab ...  Show more

What happens when a football league needs to broadcast its own live games?On this episode of StreamTime Sports we bring you the latest episode of our New Economics of Fandom miniseries in partnership with Genius Sports. Co-hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone are joined by Cyprien ...  Show more

Bryan and David weigh in on Alex Kirshner’s story in The Atlantic that discusses the in-between sports fans are faced with when choosing how and where to watch their favorite teams (8:01). Later, they highlight Amazon’s first Thursday NFL broadcast that featured an interesting pr ...  Show more

Netflix is spending a lot of money on sports content, but is it actually worth it? Today’s podcast breaks it down, including data on Tom Brady’s roast, Full Swing, Drive to Survive, Netflix’s live events, and the company’s $150 million NFL investment. Enjoy!

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The biggest leagues in Europe may have taken a break this week – but it’s been a busy time for the powerbrokers shaping the future of the world’s most popular sport. Are the Premier League really willing to give more money to the football pyramid? And will they apply more scrutin ...  Show more

NFL VP of Broadcasting Mike North answers whether networks can claim exclusivity on certain matchups. Also, some talk about international games including the Bills in London.