The Formula 1 motor-racing series has detailed plans to add new television graphics for its revised 2020 season as part of its agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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Portuguese football facing losses of €266m, warns of ‘collapse’ if league is suspended
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NFL caps Super Bowl LV attendance at 22,000 fans
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Red Bee provides Extreme E with satellite and digital distribution, OTT platform
Extreme E, the new electric off-road racing series, has engaged media services company Red Bee Media to support its broadcast production worldwide in a technical services role
Globo ends legal battle with Turner over football rights, ‘nears’ F1 deal
Brazilian media group Globo and pay-television broadcaster Turner have drawn a line under their legal dispute which had been sparked by the introduction of a controversial media rights measure
F1 holds ‘substantive’ talks with Amazon over streaming deal
Chase Carey, the outgoing chief executive of Formula 1, has revealed that the motor-racing series has held talks with retail giant Amazon over a potential streaming rights deal
BMW becomes latest Formula E founding partner to exit series
BMW has joined fellow German automotive manufacturer Audi in ending its involvement in the Formula E electric car-racing series