Steve McCaskill, Technology Editor at SportsPro, dives into the Premier League's surprising split from IMG, exploring the shift towards in-house content management. He discusses the potential rise of direct-to-consumer models and how 'Premflix' could redefine fan engagement. The conversation also touches on financial strategies tied to new broadcasting deals and the impact of streaming platforms like Netflix on live sports. McCaskill offers insights into the evolving landscape of sports media and its implications for leagues globally.

Steve McCaskill, Technology Editor at SportsPro, dives into the dynamic world of sports media. He unpacks why DAZN is adding costs for the NFL and National League content, shedding light on the shifting landscape of broadcasting. The discussion highlights F1's uneven growth in the U.S. and why the Professional Triathlon Organization's strategies could become a blueprint for other sports. Plus, McCaskill contemplates Amazon's renewed investment in sports rights, emphasizing the changing tactics in an ever-evolving market.

In this engaging discussion, Steve McCaskill, a technology editor, unpacks the fascinating evolution of the Champions League since its inception in the 1950s and how broadcasting has changed the game. Alex Green, Sports MD at Amazon Prime Video, shares insights on why the Champions League is a key target for streaming services. The conversation dives into how tech advancements and branding have transformed viewer engagement, and what it means for the future of football broadcasting, particularly with the rise of digital platforms.

Chris Stone, co-host of StreamTime Sports, teams up with Steve McCaskill, a tech editor specializing in sports innovations. They dive into the launch of the Sky Sports+ app, which seeks to enhance fans' experiences. Discussion highlights also include the potential impact of losing the NBA rights on Warner Bros Discovery’s finances. The duo analyzes how ESPN managed to turn its streaming business around and the significance of DAZN’s acquisition of non-league soccer, alongside examining Newcastle’s OTT platform and its subscription potential.

SportsPro's technology editor Steve McCaskill and founder of Triple Crown Consulting, Lydia Fairfax, discuss the impact of big tech companies like Comcast, Amazon, and Disney on the sports media landscape. Topics include Comcast's hold on European sports, NBC's sports commitment on Peacock, Disney+ entering live sports in Scandinavia, and the repercussions of big tech investing in media rights on traditional broadcasters and fans.