After rolling out a new over-the-top streaming service for sports fans in February 2018, CBS experienced substantial growth last year after fine-tuning its 24/7 offering. CBS Sports HQ more than […]
WWE has big plans for its direct-to-consumer network over the next couple of years – namely the introduction of a new tiered pricing model that features a free version of […]
The PGA Tour is taking its standalone streaming service, PGA Tour Live, to bars and restaurants for the first time – a move expected to increase revenue for the platform […]
Barstool Sports made its big push into podcasting and video programming almost a half-decade ago. The decision, coupled with a mobile-first distribution strategy, has resulted in unprecedented success for the […]
NASCAR’s new direct-to-consumer service, TrackPass, is aiming to give fans more options in how they stream original programming with both live racing and hours of archived video content from multiple […]
DAZN’s ambitions keep growing. The streaming service has had early talks with the NHL about a whiparound show similar to its ‘ChangeUp” show for MLB.
A missed opportunity by established broadcast networks has set up a wild west when several major sports broadcast rights expire in coming years.
In 2018 alone, FloSports has secured more than 150 new rights deals, helping to accelerate the company’s growth in a major way.
The 24/7 streaming sports network will be the home to “SportsLine Edge,” an extension of the already successful SportsLine.com.
The new deal will prove fruitful to all parties involved.
