Unofficial Partner Podcast

Our regular deep dive in to the latest happenings in sports media, with regular co-hosts Murray Barnett and Yannick Ramcke.  The episode covers a variety of topics starting with the NFL"s strategic move to stream Christmas Day games on Netflix and the broader implications for live sports streaming. They delve into Sky

NBC has built an audience for the Premier League in North America, creating a broadcast home for English club football for more than a decade. The television giant"s latest six year deal is worth $450million-per-season to the league, more than five times the size of their original US rights deal, in 2013. Does that mon

Sportradar is one of the big beasts of the sports business, providing software, data and content through subscription and revenue share arrangements to sports leagues, betting operators and media firms. It serves more than 1,600 customers across 120 countries, including DraftKings, Twitter and ESPN, and is an official

Live from Madrid, The Billion-Euro Club Football Brainstorm. Big ideas discussed by great panelists from across the European club game, courtesy of ECA Club Connect, the inaugural business summit convened by the European Club Association. Over 350 directors and operational leaders from more than 200 clubs met at the Me

The Buy Side is our regular series where we talk to brand side marketers about sport and sponsorship. Today"s guest is Anneliese Mesilati, Head of Brand Activation and Sponsorships, Americas at UBS, the private banking group and wealth management business. We talk about the brand"s extensive sport portfolio and its rol

Everyone agrees the current sports ticketing market doesn"t work. It rips off fans, is vulnerable to touts and is an inefficient way to manage supply and demand. But is regulation the answer? Labour will cap the resale prices of tickets and regulate resale platforms if the party wins the next general election, Sir Keir