Netflix in early talks with FIFA for U.S. streaming rights to future World Cups
Most outlets reported that Netflix is in early discussions with FIFA for U.S. streaming rights to future World Cup tournaments, with The News International specifying the men's tournaments in 2030 and 2034, while Minute Mirror focused on the women's events in the same years. The framing of the talks as Netflix seeking to be "considered" versus "in talks" reflects slight differences in emphasis but aligns on the core development.
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Netflix in talks with FIFA for US rights to Women’s World Cups
Netflix is eyeing U.S. streaming rights to the FIFA Women’s World Cup tournaments in 2030 and 2034, as the global soccer governing body seeks broadcasters for the events.
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Netflix eyes U.S. streaming rights for upcoming FIFA World Cups
FIFA is reportedly in the early phase of looking for broadcasters for its men's World Cup of 2030 and 2034, and Netflix wants to be considered.Bela Bajaria, the streamer's content chief, said, “We have a great relationship with ...
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