Barb’s foray into YouTube channel analysis has put the industry on the right path and there are further developments we could benefit from.
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The hockey league is migrating its NHL.TV service to Dazn’s global streaming platform to show live and on-demand content outside North America and the Nordics.
The streaming platform specialist will run production and operations for the LBATV streaming service offered by Italy’s top basketball league. It is also providing strategic consultancy and tech provision for the next two divisions.