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Analysis
DR secured a three-year deal for its Wimbledon rights following a one-year agreement last year as Denmark continues to provide strong returns for tennis rights-holders.
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Direct-to-consumer services will soon be an integral part of the international media strategies of Europe’s top five football leagues, with Serie A and the Bundesliga rolling out D2C offerings in multiple markets and the Premier League developing its product.
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Inside this issue we look at how D2C will soon be an integral part of the international media strategies of Europe’s top five football leagues, analyse WRC and Euro media rights deals in Japan, examine WBD’s latest pan-European deal for Wimbledon, and more.