The executive chairman of the English Premier League has released broadcasting rights for league games from the 2018/19 season onwards, as BT and Sky’s monopolies come to an end after 2019. Amazon, Twitter, Facebook and more will have the option of bidding for the rights to broadcast, unwelcome news to traditional sports broadcasters who have already lost the ATP World Tour to Amazon for the next five years.
The executive chairman of the English Premier League has released broadcasting rights for league games from 2019 onwards, as BT and Sky’s monopolies come to an end after the 2018/19 season. Amazon, Twitter, Facebook and more will have the option of bidding for the rights to broadcast, unwelcome news to traditional sports broadcasters who have already lost the ATP World Tour to Amazon for the next five years.