SportBusiness Staff

AI-automated sports video and data technology company, Pixellot, has furthered its presence in its home market by agreeing a deal with the Israel Volleyball Association (IVA).

Cricket West Indies (CWI) has signed new media rights agreements for Pakistan, the Middle East and North Africa (Mena), and Southeast Asia (SEA) markets.

The Sportfive agency has strengthened its German management team with the promotion of Christian Kothe.

Cricket’s Abu Dhabi T10 League has added two new franchises for its upcoming 2024 season, while a broadcast deal has been announced with Disney Star in India.

Streaming platform Fubo has agreed a deal to become the official live TV streaming partner of The Athletic, the digital sports media company owned by the New York Times.

The NBA has launched new features for its official app, including a multiview option that will give fans the ability to watch up to four games simultaneously on NBA League Pass.

Rogers-owned broadcaster Sportsnet has acquired the Canadian rights to TGL, the new team golf league backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TMRW Sports.

European pay-television broadcaster Sky has acquired rights to Saudi Arabia’s Six Kings Slam, an invitational tennis tournament that is set to feature one of Rafael Nadal’s final outings as a professional.

AI-powered video content company WSC Sports has added to its football client roster by agreeing a multi-year deal with German Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund.

OTT production and management services company, Dooya Media Group, has hired Kim Hurwitz, former chief marketing officer of TrillerTV, as head of live sports and entertainment.