ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode of the StreamTime Podcast, Nick Meacham interviews former DAZN chairman Kevin Mayer. They discuss the future of DAZN, as well as his time at Disney and TikTok, and the future of the sports DTC ecosystem.
Talking points:
Talking points:
- Is bundling the correct approach for sports? - (4:55)
- How are streaming platforms evolving? - (8:28)
- How do DAZN approach international expansion? - (12:04)
- Why DAZN’s fight sports monetization strategy pivoted? - (17:45)
- How DAZN will reach profitability? - (20:57)
- Are there enough sports fans to support a competitive sports streaming ecosystem? - (26:36)
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