The English Premier League is developing its plans for an OTT service and is moving towards a "a mix of direct-to-consumer and [traditional] media rights sales", chief executive Richard Masters has said
Premier League pressing ahead with OTT plans, Masters says
Premier League CEO Richard Masters in Shanghai at time of 2019 Premier League Asia Trophy (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images for Premier League)
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