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Dyn sublicenses EHF rights from DAZN, reveals subscription price points

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Soon-to-launch streaming platform Dyn has agreed a sublicensing deal with multi-platform subscription broadcaster DAZN for non-exclusive rights to European Handball Federation club competitions from 2023-24 to 2025-26.

Dyn, which is set to launch in the German-speaking region on July 1 and begin live broadcasting on August 23, also provided details about its subscription packages and prices at a press conference this morning.

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