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Read it twice and still not quite sure what he was trying to say in this?Marape: PNG's 100% TV coverage ready for NRL
PNG Prime Minister James Marape has assured Australia that the country is fully prepared for its upcoming NRL team, with widespread television coverage ensuring every fan can catch the action.www.postcourier.com.pg
It’s going to be available to everyone in png via satellite or phone
They can buy international rights to those sports without buying foxtel, in fact that’s exactly what DAZN do…
Given there are existing contracts in place with other sports I don’t see much changing. They may look to cut costs from production though.
Its my sad duty to report to you that almost everyone out there has no clue at all.
DAZN seem to be mainly interested in sports with global appeal, with the low profit margins generated from streaming this may be the only way they can recoup the huge amounts they are forking out for these sports. Remembering that they will only be able to bid for streaming rights, anti-syphoning laws will restrict them from monopoly rights.Well that starts the Fox among the Hares.How oil money and oligarchs are shaping the sale of Foxtel
The No.1 contender to take Foxtel off News Corp’s hands is a British sports streamer that’s potentially banking on a huge influx of cash from Saudi Arabia.www.smh.com.au
Well the interesting point about DANZ and the sale of Foxtel, what is the position of supposedly minor share holder (40 %) holder (Telstra) do they sell also? Wait and see.
Don’t know Telstra still owned part of Foxsports
I read somewhere that Telstra are open to Foxtel being sold. So they don`t obviously feel threatened. Recently also this tie up between Testra`s Fetch and DAZN suggests they may see a positive in it.
www.channelnews.com.au
Solid reporting!I read somewhere that Telstra are open to Foxtel being sold. So they don`t obviously feel threatened. Recently also this tie up between Testra`s Fetch and DAZN suggests they may see a positive in it.
"In September, 51% Telstra owned Fetch TV announced it would include the DAZN app on its platform however, this could be pulled unless Telstra who own 35% of Foxtel and 51% of Fetch cuts a deal for the app to stay on the struggling Fetch platform"
DAZN were also said to be interested in Optus Sports, however are now said to be focusing on Foxtel.
"According to sources another option being discussed is that Optus winds their Optus Sports app into DAZN a move that could hurt arch rival Telstra and their majority ownership of Fetch TV."
Full article here:
channelnews : The Future Of Foxtel Under DAZN Ownership Could Be All About Sport & Entertainment Streaming Apps
The future for Foxtel could be all about sport and access to global entertainment streaming apps, with the real probability now emerging the Australian media icon, which pioneered pay TV and streaming in Australia could be owned by UK global sports Company DAZN next year. For Australian sports...
