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18/03/2024 - RORY GOODERICK
Analysing Netflix's deal with WWE and its future in sports

Netflix recently made its largest-ever push into live sports by acquiring the rights to WWE across multiple territories. This report examines why Netflix bought the rights, its strategies for monetisation, and additional rights it could acquire to expand its sports offering further. 


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19.12.2024  Jack Genovese

Why do US sports media rights values keep climbing?

Despite the challenging macroeconomic context, the US sports TV rights market has seen considerable growth in recent years, boosted by a number of key deals – most notably the NBA domestic rights deal, signed …

Sports - Media Rights

14.11.2024  Danni Moore

Hitting the net: Football rights fragmentation in the UK

The number of broadcasters and streamers showing live football (soccer) in the UK is higher than ever in the 2024-25 season. This report looks at why that matters for football fans, and how it …

Sports - Media Rights

12.09.2024  Daniel Harraghy

How the Premier League's global popularity is driving its revenue growth

In a time when the several European football leagues face challenges in securing favourable broadcast deals, the English Premier League stands tall. This report highlights why the Premier League's unmatched ability to …

Sports - Media Rights

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