The SportBusiness Podcast
The SportBusiness Podcast
Podcast Description
The SportBusiness Podcast gets you up to speed with the stories powering the global sports industry. Our sector-leading newsroom brings you exclusive news, detailed analysis and intelligent opinions that help you and your business grow.Expert reporters cover the industry’s burning topics across media rights, sponsorship, event hosting, sports tech and more, cutting through the noise of LinkedIn commentators and getting you informed, fast.SportBusiness is the global sports industry’s leading provider of news, data and analysis. Our work helps the world’s biggest sports organisations make better decisions every day. Want to join them? Visit SportBusiness.com or email [email protected] to find out more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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This podcast focuses on key themes within the sports industry, including media rights, sponsorship deals, event hosting, and sports technology, with episodes featuring in-depth discussions on the International Olympic Committee's leadership changes and new multi-million dollar broadcasting agreements.
The SportBusiness Podcast gets you up to speed with the stories powering the global sports industry. Our sector-leading newsroom brings you exclusive news, detailed analysis and intelligent opinions that help you and your business grow.
Expert reporters cover the industry’s burning topics across media rights, sponsorship, event hosting, sports tech and more, cutting through the noise of LinkedIn commentators and getting you informed, fast.
SportBusiness is the global sports industry’s leading provider of news, data and analysis. Our work helps the world’s biggest sports organisations make better decisions every day.
Want to join them? Visit SportBusiness.com or email [email protected] to find out more.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week on The SportBusiness Podcast, Joseph Perry steps in as co-host alongside Jonathan Rest, while Martin Ross provides a Fifa World Cup punter’s perspective after attending Scotland-Haiti.
THE NEWSROOM: Record-setting audiences tune in for the opening games of the World Cup while we debate TV studios and complain of sleep deprivation. Jon returns from Dubrovnik to give the lowdown on E1’s investment search, commercial model and why celebrity owners are here to stay.
INSIDE THE DEAL: Ben Cronin joins to analyse the sponsorship dollars generated by Fifa for this World Cup. Where are the deals coming from, what new categories have been opened up, and what does it tell us about the next sales cycle?
AOB: Previewing what’s on the agenda for the IOC’s new head of media rights following a double departure, Man Utd finally says yes to All or Nothing, and Capelli’s Cape Verde bet pays off.
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Co-hosts: Jonathan Rest, Joseph Perry
Contributors: Ben Cronin
Editor: Lumi Lehmuskallio
Sources:
1 World Cup kicks off with record US TV audiences | SportBusiness
2 PIF committed to E1 amid broader sports rethink | SportBusiness
3 E1 nears €20m raise to fund second fleet, US push | SportBusiness On the Money
4 US brands and Aramco mega-deal drive record Fifa sponsorship income | SportBusiness Sponsorship
5 AB InBev extends World Cup rights to 2030 | SportBusiness
6 EXCLUSIVE: Rights team exits prompt IOC search | SportBusiness
7 Amazon lands Man United for All or Nothing series | SportBusiness
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