Sportradar
Asia on the radar
OTT Monetisation: The revolution will not be televised
Can data be classed as IP? Sportradar and Genius want to find out
Sportradar and Genius dispute will influence future data deals
Why data is at the heart of OTT engagement
Bundesliga and KBO showcased on DraftKings’ mobile live streaming app
Round-Up: NRL restart reaction, Serie A gets restart date, first live EPL matches for BBC, Sri Lanka’s Carlton returns, and more
ORF adds more matches to Austrian 2. Liga deal
Adjarasport picks up Austrian Bundesliga rights amid Kiteishvili interest
ad:s – the marketing game changer in betting
‘Betting firms will reinvest 50% of their revenues in marketing’ | Matteo Monteverdi, Sportradar, USA
Sportradar | Taking audiovisual forward
With a host of partners in the international sporting community, Sportradar’s data and integrity services are hardly a secret. However, the company’s burgeoning audiovisual services, including an innovative OTT offering, are now also grabbing the attention of federations and leagues worldwide
The OTT report | Chapter two: Audiences and data
The OTT report | Chapter one: The story so far
2017 was the year in which OTT video became a demonstrably mainstream platform as viewership of its services extended into a majority of US homes for the first time. David Walmsley sets the scene in the first part of our in-depth report into the state of the growing sector of OTT broadcasting.
Staying a step ahead of the cheats
Data specialist Sportradar is positioning itself at the heart of the fight against corruption in sport, and as the ‘perfect ally’ of international federations in protecting their properties, athletes and fans. This article was produced by SportBusiness International working in association with Sportradar.
The Leader: David Anderson
David Anderson, Director of Integrity at betting monitoring service Sportradar, writes exclusively for SportBusiness International about the global fight against match-fixing and the consequences of bad education.