The business of sports tech, in brief.
Foxtel Media has expanded its commercial footprint into the digital video landscape by becoming the exclusive advertising sales partner for DAZN-owned Australian YouTube sports channels.
From host-broadcaster and rightsholder support in June and July to MLS, NWSL, USL, Leagues Cup, Super League, and All-Star Week in Charlotte, the company’s soccer docket hasn’t slowed down For
Riedel Communications has announced that Edith Cowan University (ECU) in Perth, Australia, has implemented a communications and production infrastructure connecting broadcast facilities, theater spaces, and other venues across the university.
Calrec has integrated its ImPulseV virtualised DSP software with NEP Platform, adding scalable audio processing to NEP’s software ecosystem. ImPulseV can be deployed across COTS hardware, public cloud, existing processing
Advanced athlete intelligence platform Athoz has officially announced its expansion into the Australian sports market, securing an agreements across the National Rugby League, National Basketball League, and Australian Football League.
Sports, media and venue technology business Adrenalen Group has launched a new advertising platform designed to enable brands to reach audiences watching live sport in pubs, clubs, and hospitality venues across Australia.
Sydney-based Director of Photography Tim Hawkins used a pre-production Sony FX5 over five weeks of production on Series 19 of Pat Callinan’s 4×4 Adventures, shot in remote Australian outback locations.
Australia’s sports technology sector has reached a record $7.11 billion in annual revenue, highlighting the rapidly growing role of innovation across the country’s sporting landscape. The latest Sports Innovation Report from the Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) found the sector grew by…
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NEP Group has added Riedel’s SimplyLive Production Suite to NEP Platform, giving customers access to the live production software through NEP’s orchestration layer. SimplyLive offers live production, replay, ingest recording,
Startmate throws 17 Winter ’26 startups into the arena, from AI-agent guardrails to reusable rockets. Meet the cohort chasing Demo Day.
Australia's Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) has reportedly secured the Australian broadcast rights for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, allowing Australians to watch football's biggest tournament for free. According to the Australian Financial Review, the broadcaster finalised a deal with FIFA several…
Muybridge Rail Cam, AI-driven robos, ear-mounted RefCam make MLS debuts at All-Star Game With North American soccer riding a tidal wave of FIFA World Cup–powered hype, MLS is looking to
As Australia celebrated beating England in the final of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup earlier this month, it was already clear that the tournament had broken new ground for
Superstat bags $3.5m to drag amateur sport analysis into the AI era, then bolts for Austin.
Sports technology leader Catapult (ASX: CAT) has announced the global launch of IMPECT Video Scouting, an advanced video scouting solution powered by IMPECT's proprietary Packing data and contextual football intelligence.
The Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) has reported a sharp acceleration in Australia’s sportstech sector, with revenue growth rising from 10% in FY2025 to 16% in FY2026, reaching A$7.11 billion.
When NEP designed one of its largest recurring mobile production unit fleets for PGA TOURcoverage, the leading media services provider faced a familiar challenge: creating a monitoringenvironment that would deliver
NEP Europe has announced a new multi-year agreement with Wimbledon Broadcast Services (WBS) as broadcast technical services provider for The Championships, Wimbledon, extending their longstanding relationship. The announcement accompanies NEP’s
The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) has announced a seven-year media rights agreement with Foxtel Group, Nine, and Sky NZ valued at $5.3 billion, beginning in 2028. The deal represents
