As more and more consumers move away from traditional pay-TV, streaming services are staking out a position to win their loyalty with new rights deals for sports. As a result, the biggest edge that cable still has over the competition could be about to disappear, as Warner Bros. Discovery makes its sports offerings (including MLB, NHL, NBA and NCAA Men’s March Madness) available on its Max app, while Amazon Prime has the NFL and MLS rights in its fold, and Apple is gearing up for the launch of its first live TV service later this year.
The Rise of Interactive Live Sports Viewing Experiences
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Another challenge is monetizing these live events. The good news is that viewers can pay for a subscription to get access to premium sports content, and advertising opportunities are available to help offset those costs. In addition, streaming companies can use data to engage with viewers during downtime, providing them with trivia or other links that encourage them to purchase tickets for the next game. Adding these extra features is an effective way to keep viewership strong and build engagement during those lulls in the action.