The business of sports tech, in brief.
The technical-services provider supplies infrastructure for the host broadcast and two world feeds Gravity Media is onsite at the Australian Open in a big way, with 75 crew members overseeing
Onsite control room returns, boosting the broadcaster’s footprint by 25% and increasing its onsite team to 100 ESPN this year has embraced a new hybrid model for its Australian Open
Watching all the matches online requires the highest tier of ESPN’s service.
IBM and The All England Lawn Tennis Club announce a multi-year renewal of their long-standing technology partnership. From the launch of the Wimbledon website in 1995 and the mobile application
The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) has agreed a multi-year renewal of its long-standing technology partnership with IBM. The collaboration, which has spanned 36 years, has evolved from the launch of the tournament’s website in 1995 to the integration of AI-powered solutions. The new agreement…
Tennis Channel kicks off 2026 with the launch of The Big T Podcast as well as a return on-site to the Australian Open for the first time since 2019, expanding
By Kai Bechtold, Appear Sales Director DACH. In contemporary sports broadcasting, the real advantage lies less in the lens than in the live workflow; how content is moved, orchestrated, and
As the pace of change in sports production shows no signs of slowing, a new class of innovators and decision-makers is shaping the industry’s future. Now in its second season,
Sony and ATP Media announce a new multi-year strategic partnership to bring innovative new products to global tennis. Sony and ATP Media will collaborate to develop more innovations to enhance
