Why Sky Bought ITV — And What It Means for Sports Broadcasting

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How are fans really watching the World Cup

With the FIFA World Cup reaching the knockout stages, Nick and Chris compare notes on how they're actually watching the tournament across the UK, US and Sweden. From YouTube's preferred platform experiment and replay consumption to streaming audience growth and free-to-air reach, ...  Show more

The HBO Max Playbook: Bringing sports, entertainment, and streaming together

The launch of HBO Max in the UK marks the latest chapter in Warner Bros. Discovery's journey to bring premium sport and entertainment content under a single streaming destination. In this conversation recorded live at SportsPro London, David Gibbs, SVP of Sports Product at Warner ...  Show more

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