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Looks like Amazon might be a big player in the sports market in the futureThe focus on new entrants misses one crucial point, by 2023, there won't be a difference between STV/FTA and all the other online providers. They'll all be online providers, and just like today, they'll all want the big sports league. In fact, given how fractured the online world will be (more than it is today), there's an argument that there is even more incentive to sign up big sport (and I ain't just talking any sport).
When is Australian going to go into recession next? 26 years straight without a recession means each quarter we are closer to one. If it does when they are negotiating that has an significant impact. No one knows whats going to happen in 2021 so its all a bit of navel gazing speculation at the moment.So the question I liked answered is:
How badly will Channel 7 and Foxtel need the rights in 2023? What will be their primary revenue streams in six years?
Will those two have enough sets of eyes to attract advertising revenue?
How does Twitter monetise AFL football?
My guess is that the price of the rights won't surge like the last deal. The AFL's worst nightmare would be a number of media players splitting the rights up between them.
The Turnbull govts new media laws favouring News Corp will also have an impact!When is Australian going to go into recession next? 26 years straight without a recession means each quarter we are closer to one. If it does when they are negotiating that has an significant impact. No one knows whats going to happen in 2021 so its all a bit of navel gazing speculation at the moment.
Scary!One day when everyone has internet television and a very fast internet connection we will have google buy the rights to the AFL. Google will be able to track how many people are watching every match at every second of the broadcast, and they will know exactly what any sporting event is worth based on those numbers. They will also be able to highly tailor advertising based on the people who are watching.
When is Australian going to go into recession next? 26 years straight without a recession means each quarter we are closer to one. If it does when they are negotiating that has an significant impact. No one knows whats going to happen in 2021 so its all a bit of navel gazing speculation at the moment.
Sport might be recession proof but are TV and media rights? We don't know in Oz as we have never tried to renegotiate big sports TV rights in the middle of a recession.Soon. There's alarm bells going off pretty much weekly at this point.
Having said that, the idea that sport is recession-proof isn't just a cliche.
Sport might be recession proof but are TV and media rights? We don't know in Oz as we have never tried to renegotiate big sports TV rights in the middle of a recession.
Sport might be recession proof but are TV and media rights? We don't know in Oz as we have never tried to renegotiate big sports TV rights in the middle of a recession.
On top of the usual discussions surrounding online companies and how they might influence TV rights, the possibility of "bare bones" production companies have to be opened up. Companies that take a blank, raw feed, have commentators who are based in an office building, not at the ground, and don't worry about pre-game shows, in-changing-room interviews and all that - making it a cheaper subscription service for people who just want to watch the games.
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I hope the next Media Rights deal sees the return of 2.10pm footy on a saturday afternoon. A couple of marquee matches each week (Thursday/Friday Nights, Maybe Saturday or Sunday twilight) with 4 or 5 2.10pm matches played around the country. Might need E-gate or Princess Park in Melbourne to make it work, but I see no reason why the EPL can do it and we can't.
The game is best played in sunshine, how does it cannibalise the game? You can't possibly go to all 9 matches in a week....Downright stupidity.
Why should half the games for the round all be scheduled to be played simultaneously so we cannibalise our own audience? Just 'cause nostalgia?
The game is best played in sunshine, how does it cannibalise the game? You can't possibly go to all 9 matches in a week....