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Eclat to replace Fox Sports Asia with ‘lean and localised’ SPOTV

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South Korean media company Eclat Media Group’s new pan-Asia-Pacific sports media platform will step into the gap left by Fox Sports Asia with a more ‘localised’ and digitally-focused service.

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