An update of trends in the sports media rights market
In the last year, we’ve seen several tier one media rights tenders conclude. As the focus on technological innovation and new viewing experiences continues to sharpen for rightsholders and broadcasters alike, it’s worth considering the lessons we can draw from recent deals and what trends we can expect to see going forwards:
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Joshua Kay
Josh is a commercial and regulatory lawyer in Wiggin’s Digital Entertainment team based in London. He is experienced in advising clients across the production and distribution chain in the sports, esports, advertising and games sectors on a range of commercial and regulatory matters including the acquisition, licensing and distribution of content via various digital platforms as well as sponsorship arrangements and data rights issues.
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Ross Sylvester
Ross advises media businesses and technology platforms on commercial deals and regulatory matters and is also Head of the Sport Group at Wiggin. He is a leading adviser on sports media and data rights issues and acts for businesses right across the production and distribution chain.
