Tag: Media rights
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Premier League Rights on Netflix: A Surprising Twist in 2026
Introduction: A reluctant romance with a global audience For years, Netflix has kept its distance from the Premier League and UEFA, preferring to build stories through its own catalog and original series rather than chase live sports rights. Yet the high-stakes takeover battle valued at well over $100 billion has altered the strategic landscape. As…
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Can LA28 Revenue Goals for 2028 Olympics Withstand 2025 Realities
LA28’s 2025 Momentum: A Barometer for 2028 Revenue Goals As Los Angeles readies its next big Olympic push, the private organizing committee LA28 has spent 2025 under close scrutiny. The organization set ambitious commercial targets for the 2028 Games, aiming to secure robust sponsorships, lucrative media rights, and diverse partnerships. While budgeted expectations have always…
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LA28 Closes 2025 On Track to Meet Revenue Goals for 2028 Olympics
LA28 heads into 2026 with renewed optimism about 2028 revenue targets With the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles edging closer, the LA28 organizing team is reporting solid progress toward its ambitious revenue goals for the period leading up to the opening ceremony. While the journey from announcement to execution has been marked by cautious…
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Police Preview Rights in Documentary Editing: What It Means
Understanding the dispute: preview rights and editorial control Recent reports from New Zealand have highlighted a contractual clause that gives police the right to preview a documentary before it screens and to demand edits. While such provisions may be framed as a safeguard for public safety or to verify factual accuracy, they raise important questions…
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McConaughey and Caine Partner with ElevenLabs to Spin AI Voice Replicas
Hollywood Stars Team with AI Voice Tech The entertainment industry is accelerating its embrace of artificial intelligence as veteran actors Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine enter a high-profile partnership with ElevenLabs, an AI audio company known for its lifelike voice replication technology. The collaboration marks a notable shift in how studios and talent may approach…
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Apple Wins US F1 Broadcast Rights in $750 Million Five-Year Deal
Overview: A Bold Leap into Sports Broadcasting In a landmark move that signals a new era for both Formula 1 and Apple, the tech giant has secured the rights to broadcast F1 racing in the United States for the next five years. The deal, valued at about $750 million in total, marks Apple’s most ambitious…
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LiBRA Clarifies Flamengo Position on Dialogue and Revenue Rules
Background: LiBRA’s role in shaping Brazilian football governance The LiBRA framework was created to harmonize how the rights to broadcast and commercial revenues are negotiated, with the aim of building a robust, sustainable league. Recent statements attributed to the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, a historic Brazilian club, have sparked questions about whether LiBRA favors…