How new age media companies are disrupting sports broadcasting

Nilesh Deshmukh
Aug 25, 2017 · 1 min read
Image courtesy — The Verge

When Lad bible group live streamed Table Tennis England’s championship no one imagined that they will help Table Tennis England 0.03p cost per viewer acquisition cost with a reach of 2.2 million viewers for a 4-hour event.

This not only demonstrates the command of mushrooming new age (Social) media houses over the target audiences but it also is a sign of newer business models and how sports rights holders can reach its target audience directly, moreover this is the begging of a new wave of disruption in the sports broadcasting sector.

Following is an infographic demonstrating the 12th most followed website in the UK helped a sports rights holder improve cost per viewer acquisition using their platform.

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Nilesh Deshmukh

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