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Sinclair CEO Ripley: "There's a real commercial logic" behind buying more RSNs
Maryland-based owner of local TV stations has rapidly become a major player in the US sports media landscape, and has aggressive goals for more growth.
Fiba’s “Era of Asia” strategy depends on 2023 World Cup hosts stepping up
The Philippines, Indonesia and Japan have taken over from China hosting duties for the 2023 Fiba World Cup
Each nation faces different challenges in getting itself ready, and Fiba is expecting a greater yield from media rights for the next edition
OTT viewership is increasing steadily, but linear still rules
A greater variety of sports are now available due to OTT offerings but OTT rights fees still fall well short of those paid by linear TV companies
McLaren's new commercial chief Mark Waller is bringing lessons from the NFL
Mark Waller joined McLaren Racing in May from the NFL, becoming the British motorsport team's managing director of sales and marketing
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In era of racing sponsor retreats, Chevrolet doubles down on activation
The North American auto industry’s increasing gravitation toward crossover sport utility vehicles, trucks, and electric vehicles has lessened the natural link between the “stock car” element of auto racing, making the sport now a more fertile sponsorship area for brands in other product sectors.
The challenge facing the next Premier League chief executive: media-rights growth has stalled
The search to replace Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore, who announced his resignation over a year ago, has proved arduous. Frank Dunne looks at the issues surrounding media-rights growth and the challenges Scudamore's succesor should expect.
Toro Rosso seeks to change name to AlphaTauri
Formula One team Toro Rosso has sought approval from the FIA and Liberty Media to change its name to AlphaTauri, also the name of a fashion brand run by the team's owner Red Bull.
According to Speedweek
McLaren’s new marketing chief targets more consumer-facing brands and behind-the-scenes content
McLaren Racing’s new managing director of sales and marketing Mark Waller is promising more consumer-facing brand partnerships and a “much more aggressive” approach to digital and social media from the m…
Electric SUV series Extreme E adds LuisViaRoma as fashion partner
Extreme E has signed up LuisaViaRoma as its Official Fashion Partner.
The new electric SUV off-road racing series has agreed a four-year deal with the luxury Italian fashion retailer
F1 agrees extension to Singapore Grand Prix title sponsorship with Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines has signed a deal with Formula One to extend its title sponsorship of the Singapore Grand Prix until 2021
Sinclair CEO Ripley: “There’s a real commercial logic” behind buying more RSNs
Maryland-based owner of local TV stations has rapidly become a major player in the US sports media landscape, and has aggressive goals for more growth.
Fiba’s “Era of Asia” strategy depends on 2023 World Cup hosts stepping up
The Philippines, Indonesia and Japan have taken over from China hosting duties for the 2023 Fiba World Cup
OTT viewership is increasing steadily, but linear still rules
A greater variety of sports are now available due to OTT offerings but OTT rights fees still fall well short of those paid by linear TV companies. Eric Fisher asks how soon it will be before live streaming makes up the majority of the sports media landscape, if ever.
McLaren’s new commercial chief Mark Waller is bringing lessons from the NFL
Mark Waller joined McLaren Racing in May from the NFL, becoming the British motorsport team's managing director of sales and marketing. He's relishing his new role, and sees opportunities to drive the business forward in adding consumer-facing sponsors, creating more digital content, and expanding the team's already impressive esports programme.