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Ahead of Euro 2020, Paul Murphy, Uefa digital image expert, and Paul Gilham, Getty Images senior director, describe the relationship between the governing body and its official photographic agency, and how this year’s event will set new benchmarks in the speed of image delivery

Developing your own social audio or social video layer provides numerous monetisation opportunities during sports coverage, whilst giving fans the control they crave. In association with Agora.

Sportradar has supported the launch of the Korea Professional Football League’s new over-the-top platform, K League TV, providing free live and on-demand coverage of all matches from the K League 1 and K League 2 divisions, as well as behind-the-scenes content, highlights and interviews.

Fans follow your games on TV, come to stadiums (when they can), read about your club in the papers or online. But how much do you really know about them? Actually, more than you think. The real question is how can you benefit from this knowledge.

Australia’s Sunshine State successfully staged numerous top-tier sporting events during 2020, adding momentum to its long-term hosting credentials.

A variety of innovative real-time engagement features can support rights-holders and broadcasters that deliver sports content to increasingly demanding fans who are seeking tailored viewing experiences

LaLiga has expanded its partnership with Twitch by engaging online influencers to deliver alternative match commentaries to new generations of Spanish football fans across the globe. The early results are encouraging for LaLiga, its content creators, and the digital service

Anatoly Vorontsov, CEO and founder of Moscow-based streaming platform Sportrecs.com, describes how the company is working with sports rights-holders to monetise their content

Getty Images has formalised its relationship with Formula 1, becoming the Official Photographic Agency of the motorsport. Adam Crothers, head of digital media rights at F1, explains how the deal will help it to improve the sport’s photographic distribution

Real-time engagement is becoming an increasingly essential tool for sports rights-holders, broadcaster and brands that are seeking to build fruitful relationships with key target audiences. However, many in the industry remain unaware of the opportunities and challenges.

Media technology solutions company MediaKind has carried out a comprehensive survey of 40 rights-holders to understand their direct-to-consumer services. In this sponsored video interview, the company's head of product for D2C Video Solutions Dheeraj Ravula and Lisa Aussieker, VP and head of marketing and communications, discuss some of the key finding of the research.

In association with FEI

Virtual advertising is heading into a critical phase in its development. SportBusiness speaks to Professional Sports Capital chief executive and founder Jamie Cunningham, who, whilst on secondment at uniqFEED, outlines what the sector has to offer in the future.

Sportrecs has already forged a network of partners and media outlets spanning multiple regions. However, 2020 is just the start of the platform’s aggressive expansion plans

Suleyman Mikayilov has put in place a comprehensive plan to bring AIBA back from the brink of financial oblivion and safeguard the international federation’s long-term future if he secures the presidency this Saturday.