Fox’s World Cup Coverage Broke Records For Both Linear And Streaming
Fox Corp’s fiscal year closed at the end of June, and boy, was it lucrative.
Fox Corp’s fiscal year closed at the end of June, and boy, was it lucrative.
The cinematic trope of people stopping to watch the news on a storefront TV display feels pretty out of date today. But sometimes, life can still imitate art.
Everybody wants a bite of next year’s FIFA World Cup; Warner Bros. Discovery ventures into the Amazon; and ChatGPT has its favorite influencers just like we do.
The 2024 Olympics proved premium live sports could be transacted programmatically. The 2026 World Cup tests something harder: whether programmatic spend holds up amid viable alternatives.
Paramount consolidates its ad tech and product teams; Meta execs are still figuring out the role of AI; and FIFA and World Cup sponsors lean on influencers.
Amazon is making a splash at Cannes by touting recent Fire TV interface upgrades designed to help viewers find relevant content more easily, including when they are watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup.