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SportBusiness Review November 2019

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In this month’s issue we cover the following: MLB – teams pursue local strategies to deal with national attendance struggles IOC – inside the Olympics' new licensing programme JACKSONVI

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The Bundesliga's esports property is seen as a valuable tool with which to engage a younger fanbase and expand the reach of the league and its commercial partners. Story by Bob Williams.
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Surveys show that public attitudes to content piracy are positive and ingrained in Southeast Asia. Kelvin Tan asks broadcasters and rights-holders what can be done to head off a growing problem.
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As Bayern Munich have all but elected a new club president, Bob Williams takes a look at how the club's executive board is set to change in the coming seasons.